Checks / Titles, headings and schema
Structured data Google detects but rejects
The markup parses, but a type Google builds search results from is missing a property it requires, so Google reports the page as failing its rich-result check. Schema is not a ranking lever; a rejected block is just an error in your Search Console report.
schema_rejected · Titles, headings and schema · Warning
What to change
Add the missing properties named below, or use a type with no required properties for what the page is (a subscription service is a Service, not a Product), then re-test at search.google.com/test/rich-results.
How common it is
We have not measured how common this is on a sample of sites. Counts appear here when a study covers it.
About this check
| Check ID | schema_rejected |
|---|---|
| Report section | Titles, headings and schema |
| Severity | Warning |
| How it is decided | Measured: read directly from the page or the server's response. |
| Added | Version 4, 21 October 2026 |
| Status | Measured in every report |
| Report gives the code | No, the fix is described in words |
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- Structured data does not parse
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- Home page has no Organization schema
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- Article without Article schema
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