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Why are my rich results not showing in Google?

Updated Schema Pro 1.14.0Tested with WordPress 7.1

Valid markup makes a page eligible for rich results; it does not guarantee them. Google decides per query, and it can take days or weeks after recrawling.

Work through this in order:

  1. Check Schema Pro → Tools for validation errors on that schema, and in Page Checks whether that page is one of the pages missing a required property. The Schema Pro panel in that post's editor says the same for the post.
  2. Test the live URL with Google's Rich Results Test. It shows what Google actually sees, which matters if a cache or CDN is serving something older.
  3. In Search Console, use URL Inspection → Test live URL, then request indexing.

If the test passes and the page is indexed, it is a matter of waiting.

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The Edit Product schema screen of Schema Pro in WordPress admin. A schema named Products is active and applies to All Products. Its properties, such as Name and Description, say Filled automatically if left empty. On the right, a Search Preview shows a search result for Classic Sunglasses with a photo, $45, In stock and its description, and an Output Preview shows the JSON-LD with the product's name, SKU LF-AC-04, price 45 and currency USD.