Official statement
For medical content supervised by experts, the goal should be to make this information clear for readers, not search engines. Writing in clear HTML text is enough for Google to understand. There are no specific structured data for supervisors, and this information is not a direct ranking signal.
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TL;DR
Focus on your readers rather than Google for medical content. Clear HTML text is sufficient. There is no direct ranking signal for supervisors.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Comment Google comprend-il le contenu sans données structurées ?
Google utilise le texte HTML clair pour interpréter et indexer le contenu.
Les informations de supervision influencent-elles le ranking ?
Non, Google a précisé qu'il n'y a pas de signal de ranking direct pour ces informations.
Faut-il toujours inclure des experts pour le contenu médical ?
Oui, cela garantit la crédibilité et la qualité, même si ce n'est pas un signal de ranking direct.
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