Local Schema
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Hey,
Were adding schema to a website and I was wondering how it would be best to tackle a business that has two location.
Would it be better to put it on two different pages or on one page using one or two itemscopes.
Thanks, Luke.
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Each location you have should have it's own landing page/url. I'm not sure how the search engines would handle more then one of the same type of schema on one page but I know for SEO purposes two separate pages is much much better. You'll be able to add citation links to each of the pages that way too.
Matt Cutts mentioned it's better to have one url per store too.
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