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Hello Moz Team, I hope everyone is doing well & good,

I need bit help regarding Schema Markup, I am facing issue in my schema markup specifically with my blog posts,

In my majority of the posts I find error "Missing field "url" (optional)"
As this schema is generated by Yoast plugin, I haven't applied any custom steps.

Recently I published a post

https://dailycontributors.com/kisscartoon-alternatives-and-complete-review/

and I tested it at two platforms of schema test

1, Validator.Schema.org
2. Search.google.com/test/rich-results

So the validator generate results as follows and shows no error

It shows no error

But where as

in search central results it gives me a warning "Missing field "url" (optional)".

So is this really be going to issue for my ranking ? Please help thanks!

Hello Moz Team, hope everyone is doing well,

I have question regarding mine blog post recently that I published:

https://mobilemall.pk/blog/definition-of-cuboid-surface-area-volume-basic-properties/

My target keywords in this post are Cuboid Definition, Cuboid Surface Area, Cuboid Volume.

I have considered and applied every good SEO practice, like H Tags, gave links to authority sites, featured image, other images, etc

but my post is still not appearing in top 3, 5 or even 10

I have covered each and every aspect of the topic,

Can anyone let me know what's the reason and any suggestion for me.

Thanks!

Hello Moz Community,

I have a question regarding getting links on bitly, tiny, or an other url shortner,

Is it a good practice to get link for your page by shorter url

I mean lets suppose i am getting natural guest post link from content for my blog home page
https://coupontoaster.com/blog/ ; and shorten it with bitly and then hyper link so is it a good practice am I getting the same power and SEO consideration as if i would have done this without url shortener.

And what anchor texts shall i be using like rich anchor text or any other like click here, visit here, bitly or etc

Please kindly help me with this

thanks

Hello Moz Team, I hope everyone is doing well & good,

I need bit help regarding Schema Markup, I am facing issue in my schema markup specifically with my blog posts,

In my majority of the posts I find error "Missing field "url" (optional)"
As this schema is generated by Yoast plugin, I haven't applied any custom steps.

Recently I published a post

https://dailycontributors.com/kisscartoon-alternatives-and-complete-review/

and I tested it at two platforms of schema test

1, Validator.Schema.org
2. Search.google.com/test/rich-results

So the validator generate results as follows and shows no error

It shows no error

But where as

in search central results it gives me a warning "Missing field "url" (optional)".

So is this really be going to issue for my ranking ? Please help thanks!

Hello Moz Community,

I have a question regarding getting links on bitly, tiny, or an other url shortner,

Is it a good practice to get link for your page by shorter url

I mean lets suppose i am getting natural guest post link from content for my blog home page
https://coupontoaster.com/blog/ ; and shorten it with bitly and then hyper link so is it a good practice am I getting the same power and SEO consideration as if i would have done this without url shortener.

And what anchor texts shall i be using like rich anchor text or any other like click here, visit here, bitly or etc

Please kindly help me with this

thanks

Hello Moz Team, hope everyone is doing well,

I have question regarding mine blog post recently that I published:

https://mobilemall.pk/blog/definition-of-cuboid-surface-area-volume-basic-properties/

My target keywords in this post are Cuboid Definition, Cuboid Surface Area, Cuboid Volume.

I have considered and applied every good SEO practice, like H Tags, gave links to authority sites, featured image, other images, etc

but my post is still not appearing in top 3, 5 or even 10

I have covered each and every aspect of the topic,

Can anyone let me know what's the reason and any suggestion for me.

Thanks!