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I published a post yesterday (October 29th, 2013) on Moz.com about how to use Screaming Frog and Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool together.
The Concept
The concept allows us to test large sets of webpages for structured markup, such as the following:
- eCommerce product reviews and pricing
- Google+ Authorship
- Rel Publisher
- Event Listings
- Review and price markup on App Listings
- Music Snippets
- Recipes
- Business Reviews
- Just about anything referencing schema.org, data-vocabulary.org, and similar markup.
Read The Full Article on Moz
You can read the full post here: Quick Guide to Scaling Your Authorship Testing with Screaming Frog
The Process
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