Official statement
The schema.org markup for recipes should only be used for a single item per page, not for lists of recipe ideas. Google is working to algorithmically detect these abuses rather than relying on manual actions.
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TL;DR
Google requires one recipe per page for schema.org markup. Avoiding lists of recipe ideas is advised, as Google prefers an algorithmic approach to detect abuse.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Que faire si j'ai déjà plusieurs recettes par page ?
Il est recommandé de les diviser pour ne conserver qu'un seul balisage recipe par page.
Google va-t-il pénaliser manuellement ces pages ?
Non, Google se concentre sur une détection algorithmique des abus.
La performance de mon site peut-elle être affectée ?
Oui, si le balisage est incorrect, cela peut affecter l'indexation et la visibilité.
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