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Hi Roman, John Mueller recently confirmed (though not very definitively as you'll see in the video) that Organization Schema only needs to be on the homepage. From Google's Guidelines: "Enable your company's contact information to prominently display customer service phone numbers in Google Knowledge Graph cards in some searches with corporate contact markup. Include the contact markup on one page in your official site." Some disagree and suggest this is not the correct application of Schema (Oganization data should be included on all pages), but anecdotally (from what I've seen and heard) just the homepage seems to work fine for most sites. Best, Mike

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Hey Roman!  This is possible with the use of our API and Google Sheets API for you to write results to a Google sheet.  That would require a developer to build that functionality for you but its definitely possible.  Here are some resources if you wanted to try it out yourself. Google API documentation: https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/ Moz API documentation: https://moz.com/help/links-api Hope that helps, let me know if you need anything else.

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Update from the Moz Support Team: Please read our update timeframes guide for avoiding delay. Hey there, Tawny from Moz's Help Team here. Moz Local is a real-time service that instantly distributes your business listing data to both data aggregators and online directories. Each of our distribution partners has their own approach for processing new and updated listings on their platform. As part of our active listing management process, we continuously verify the accuracy of each listing down to the Name, Address, Phone Number and URL across our entire partner network. We don't consider your listing to be completely accurate until a customer would find it that way. For most partners, new data is published within 4-5 days, and the majority becomes fully accurate within a few weeks. Given how closely we track accuracy, we have seen instances where some listings have taken as much as 8-12 weeks to become fully accurate. If you're noticing an unusual delay, please let us know at help@moz.com so we can take a look at your account and see if there is anything causing the delay. If you claim a listing on a third-party site that isn't one of our direct partners, it's up to their system to determine how long it will take for your business information to become accurate there. You'll need to work with that third-party site directly. Moz Local should sync that info for you automatically, as long as it's one of our partners! Here is a full list of the partners that are currently supported for US business listings: Infogroup Acxiom Neustar/Localeze Factual Foursquare Superpages (1st Tier) Best of the Web (2nd Tier) Citysearch CityGrid Insiderpages Hotfrog Bing Apple HERE TomTom NavMii We focus on top-tier data aggregators with the idea that your data will naturally trickle down throughout the local search ecosystem. And you can see the big picture of the Local Ecosystem here: https://moz.com/learn/local/local-search-data-us If there's anything else you need, just let us know — feel free to reach out to us at help@moz.com. Message Input Jot something down

Hello, Try other training providers if this is not what you're looking for. You can look for : Knowledgehut, Unichrone, Theknowledgeacademy, Udemy.

Yes I know and I get your point, I never went to any university, school or even a simple course, and never get any client based on a certification. So Im agree with you on that But that is not my point, my point is I want to grow and looking for the best way to do it. That is why I'm asking. The idea of a Certification is not invented by me or any other marketer, was made it by the companies. Google certifies both companies and individuals. Premier Partner is not the same as a Partner. Microsoft is the same case,It certifies both companies and individuals. Bing, Azure, Developers Cisco, Sap or Oracle are even worst, you will not sell any product of them if you don't have a complete team tranined by them no matter how many experience you claim you already have. Hubspot, Optimizely, Shopify, Amazon So getting back to my point AMA or OMCP are relevant in the industry? yes or not and why? Are those relevant for any decision maker? I mean if an HR Manager is looking for a Marketer will use those certifications as a factor. In case that none certification or course is useful, which strategy should I follow, in order to outstand over competitors? Don't come to me with the idea of Create a personal website, with a really good content, create a link building campaign and outreach.....hahahahahah don't make me laugh is the same thing everyone can do with a tutorial on Lynda or Udemy

Ok thank you

Hi Roman! Honestly, this depends a little on: What the product is How competitive it is Because in some cases, if it's a clear/straightforward product and there's not super high competition, you could possibly rank with one page. But if the product has a lot of search query variations, is complicated, and has high competition, you may need more content. As Martin pointed out, you can build the authority of these pages through other content - whether that's internal content linking users to the product, or external. You can actually also try running facebook or instagram ads for the product - perhaps for some direct traffic benefits - but also because this can sometimes boost the rank of the page you're advertising. A final detail - make sure your top targeted keyword in the title tag Not a huge boost, but will help a tiny bit!

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Good Point Martijn Scheijbeler, I was thinking in that option, but I have a question. Do you know where I can found a content provider. I had a lot of problem with copywriters in the past. And this point I preffer to pass of content creators ( Freelancers) I hire some company that can sell unique content with some quality control

In this case I'm trying to implement schema in a local business and as you mention I'm trying to create as many schemas as I can. Thank you for your time.

Thank you, very interesting post