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Awesome. Thanks!

Hello Christy, Is there any way I can get the drafts back from the old YouMoz. I have started a few ideas there, but now can't access them.

Hi Sean, While multiple variables are technically allowed—Schema.org only requires that your URI templates follow RFC6570, and that does allow multiple variables—there's no indication that Google will recognise it. In fact, if you look at schema.org/SearchAction, you'll see there's no such property as "query-input". The property they've agreed on is the more flexible "query". Google isn't using that, and it seems that, for now, they'll only expand and use one variable in your target URL. They might change it in the future. For now, as a bit of a rubbish workaround, you could hardcode the value of category to be "all", like this: "target": "https://www.example.com/search?q={search_term_string}&category=all" This way, sitelink search results will always at least come through to your site and by default search through all categories. But by then, at least users are on your site, and you could then use faceted navigation to help them drill down into particular categories.

Hey Thomas, It looks like your tweet did the trick and they've been tweeting a whole bunch of people - congrats! I shall turn off the sad music now. Sean ewFih

Not sure about this: Over the Summer, Google updated the Keyword Planner to combine more terms and it made it less accurate. You can no longer search for exact matches, misspellings, or plurals using the tool and have to take the aggregate data. Hopefully Google will build a new tool to fulfill this need that many marketers have. I'm actually seeing the old keyword information, in order to do that you need to have an active adwords account. Not sure if there is any spent threshold tho. Or if you are trying to do keywords discovery you can easily use keywordtool.io which is a combination of adwords kw planner and ubersuggest. If you have actively running adwords campaign, I wouldn't use SEarch console data but run a search terms report so you can real user queries reaching your site. Hope this helps.