When Google added calories as a recommended field and began issuing warnings in both its structured data tools and Google Search Console, most food bloggers became aware that their content’s nutrition facts and SEO were linked in some way. Today, we want to discuss exactly how nutrition facts impact SEO, how to generate them and how to optimally include them on your pages. We’ll also speculate a little on how Google may be using them, now and in the future. Schema.org and Structured Data First, we need to discuss what Schema.org is. Schema is a way to communicate your structured data to Google. It’s a computer language, generally written in JSON-LD, that allows Google to parse things about your site. For food bloggers, this is generally handled by recipe cards like Create. Google’s official stance is that this data, or the use of Schema.org, doesn’t […]