The Product markup is added to your website’s product pages and improves how the things you sell appear in search results.
When you correctly implement a Product Schema on one of your product pages, you receive a detailed snippet from Google.
This snippet has a lot more information than a regular link. Users can simply obtain the fundamental details about the product (rating, price, availability) and compare with similar products without exiting the SERP.
It’s perfectly alright to have multiple product items on a single webpage. This is pretty common, for example, search pages listing several products. What Google Search does with this markup may change at any point.
Product Schema Markup A code that one can add to the backend of their website so that search engines can provide additional information about a particular product in search through enhanced features like rich results is called a Product Schema Markup.
Brand schemas can be called attitudes, attributes, beliefs, or experiences connected to a particular brand name and form the meaning of the brand for the consumer.
It’s perfectly alright to have multiple product items on a single webpage. This is pretty common, for example search pages listing several products. What Google Search does with this markup may change at any point.