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Rich Results Test

Win more space in search results. Audit your structured data to see if you qualify for Google's rich snippets and enhanced results.

How Rich Results Boost Your Traffic

Rich results (like stars, prices, or FAQ dropdowns) make your search result stand out visually. This increases your Click-Through Rate (CTR) and can lead to more traffic even without changing your ranking position.

Expert Schema Eligibility Audit

Nuwtonic's Rich Results Test goes beyond basic validation. We cross-reference your structured data against Google's latest eligibility requirements for snippets like FAQs, Products, and Reviews, helping you fix issues before you publish.

What is a Rich Results Test?

A rich results test is an SEO diagnostic tool that analyzes a page's structured data (JSON-LD) to determine if it meets Google's specific requirements for display as an enhanced result in the SERPs.

How to Audit Your Rich Results

1

Enter your page URL or paste your schema code directly.

2

Run the test to analyze your structured data eligibility.

3

Check for critical errors that prevent your rich snippets from showing.

4

Fix warnings to improve the quality of your search appearance.

Understanding Your Eligibility Status

Eligible

Great! Your page meets all requirements for enhanced results in Google.

Errors found

Critical issues are present. Google will not show rich results for this page until fixed.

Warnings found

Your page is eligible, but adding optional properties could improve its appearance.

Detected types

Specific rich result categories (e.g., FAQ, Article) identified on your page.

Rich Results FAQ

What are rich results in Google?

Rich results are enhanced search results that show extra information like ratings, prices, or images alongside the standard title and snippet.

How long does it take for rich results to appear?

It can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for Google to crawl and process your updated structured data.

Why is my page eligible but not showing rich results?

Google doesn't show rich results for every query. It also considers factors like content quality, site authority, and relevance to the user's search.

Do rich results improve SEO rankings?

Rich results aren't a direct ranking factor, but they significantly improve CTR, which can lead to better search performance over time.

Which schema types support rich results?

Google supports many types, including FAQ, Product, Review, Recipe, Article, and Local Business schema.

How do I fix rich result errors?

Review our 'Critical Errors' report to see exactly which required properties are missing, and update your JSON-LD code accordingly.

Rich Snippet Audit Scope

This tool evaluates supported schema types, required and optional properties, eligibility errors, and specific warnings related to Google's display standards.

Audit Disclaimer

Eligibility is not a guarantee of display. Google ultimately decides which rich results to show based on the user's query and the quality of the page.