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Article Schema

Entry #130 / 700 · Chapter 3 · 3.3 Structured data and Schema.org · Read in Chinese →
In one sentence

Markup for an article, giving the engine a headline, an author, dates and a publisher.

Analogy Mental model

The catalogue card for a printed article: who wrote it, when it appeared, which publication carried it.

In practice What you actually do

headline, image, author as a Person with a real profile, datePublished, dateModified, publisher. The dates are what let the page enter news and discovery surfaces, and the author is what connects a claim to a person who can be checked.

Where people get burned Pitfalls

Bumping dateModified without changing anything is a well-known trick and a well-known detection, because the engine compares the two versions of the page. The date should reflect a real revision.

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