Publisher is verified but no microdata in search results
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ANy ideas why is this the case?
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Do you have feedback on my answer? I do believe it answers this question.
I think you are confused with local/business results and G+ pages appearing on the right rail.
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Yes Garden,,!!
I agree that you have already used that, but as i have commented above, Do you used microdata structure in your website? Please go through that link once.
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The right hand side of the SERPs don't show company information immediately. Some sites that I've worked with that has had over 10 million visits a month and 60DA didn't get it until recently.
Also note that Google has stated they would not show rich snippets for sites that are new or have thin content. This was in the recent months and I think the number they stated was 15% less rich snippets to show up.
To get there you would need to be really active and have interactions with G+ users with your G+ page. The more interactions you have on G+ overall, the more likely your page would appear on the right rail.
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I think you will get your all answers here - http://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/richsnippets?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.convertmedia.com
You will get all help from here too. You should implement microdata structure as google has mentioned it in detail - You can check it our here - https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/99170?hl=en
Here Google has mentioned in detialed that which type of structure your website should have and which type of format you should implement on your website according to your website niche.
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