
The Edward Show Google Just Killed More Schema Types - Here's What You Should Focus on Instead
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Nov 9, 2025 Google has deprecated several lesser-used structured data types, impacting SEO strategies for many. The discussion highlights why niche schema packages may not be worth the investment. Edward emphasizes that Google can often ignore custom markup, making on-page SEO and effective keyword strategies more crucial. Learn how to focus on driving sales with buyer-intent keywords, ensuring your site's structure is logical, and prioritizing backlinks. It's time to shift the spotlight from niche schema to essential SEO practices that yield real results.
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Niche Schema Sellers Called Out
- Edward bluntly calls niche schema sellers scammers and says he's been warning people for a year.
- He describes community backlash but insists his stance was correct as Google drops support for many schema types.
Structured Data Isn't A Guarantee
- Structured data is JSON embedded in HTML to help search engines understand products, reviews, and events and to enable rich results.
- Edward notes Google often generates rich features itself or ignores implemented schema, reducing its guaranteed impact.
Google Is Removing Rarely Used Schema
- Google announced it will remove several seldom-used search features and structured data types to simplify results.
- Examples include doodle box, nutrition facts, nearby offers, events, bike share status, and TV season selector.
