Create was one of the first plugins to support the How To Schema.org markup, and has for nearly a year. Google only began officially recognizing How-To Schema last month, however.
It’s no secret that we’re beyond excited for Create and the publishers using it.
This presents a unique opportunity, especially in these early days of a new official Schema spec, to stand out from the competition.
Here’s our recent Go For Teal video that explains what How-to Schema is, and how Mediavine and Create are changing the game:
While your competition is not running Create, your mobile results can occupy several times the real estate when Google marks up your content in what they call Rich Results or Rich Snippets.
NOTE: If you’re looking to replicate these results in search, please remember they’re currently only available on mobile and in English.
Today, I want to highlight some of the Mediavine publishers running Create and showcase some of these awesome new rich results they’ve been seeing. (And don’t miss this awesome post on Creative Ways to Use Create.)
How-To Rich Results
See a few examples of How-To Rich Results in action:
How To Make Your Own Pottery Barn Inspired Jute Placemats by DIY n Crafts
How to Make Dinosaur Valentines Cards by Our Homemade Easy
How to Make an Around the Post Double Crochet Scarf by Chicken Scratch NY
How to Transplant Grass by Charleston Crafted
How to Make a DIY Outdoor Storage Bench by The Handyman's Daughter
How to Make a DIY Wireless Wall Sconce by Chatfield Court
How to Make Easy & Colorful Borax-Free Slime for Kids by Crayons and Cravings
How to Make Pink Himalayan Salt Bath Bombs by Shrimp Salad Circus
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