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It's what you want shown in product rich snippet. Even if your target market are local residence and visitors, it lacks currency information. $9.95 USD or $9.95 CAD in the serp listing.

@SiliticX @lesley enlightened me earlier that more than one country uses the "$" currency symbol.

@mdekker SIRI, Google NOW and Voice search. Let's say I ask my phone VA for the lowest price for XYZ product and it smartly does a currency value conversion for me. I'm just guessing that the ambiguity this change creates gives less data.

@mdekker Well I suppose not if this is a northern territory? A lot of southern territories on the border accept USD & CAD.

@mdekker he wants to remove the CA. So $9.95 CA would then become just $9.95 in product rich snippet local search. Or is that CAD?

@MockoB let's say you run an online virtual food mart. One of the product keywords is "recyclable". Just as you can in WordPress, click the tag and display all products associated with this keyword.

@SiliticX schema.org product offer still shows up for mobile search local.

@yaniv14 I would say yes. read this: https://help.github.com/articles/syncing-a-fork/

I'm looking to extend the functionality of thirty bees product keywords. If memory serves me right, it doesn't loop all items with same keyword on a special tag page like WordPress?

@SiliticX, the CURRENCYDISPLAYCODE is still important in your theme if you have data vocabulary markup. The offer schema has an attribute to describe ISO country code 2 letter. Just asking if you had considered that action?

https://github.com/thirtybees/blocksocial/releases tracks the social icons located mostly in theme footers such as your facebook business page. All of this is tracked to the same location in your GA - Acquisitions => Social => Plugins.

I coded enhancements to this module that will send social interactions to your google analytics reporting. Thanks to @mdekker for GA module activation check. Check it out at https://github.com/thirtybees/socialsharing/releases

I would preface that with documentation that explains what functionality in the shopping cart contributes to SEO. The GTIN, UPC, EAN-13, alt image titles per image, social sharing, et al. Everything else boils down to an artistic opinion better served as a blog article.

@robbie buying intent is settled with a product rich snippet that has an offer: price, instock, and currency. Free Shipping is a very nice call to action within the product short description, which often is used in themes as the product schema description. Remember I wrote about search history? Sign into google chrome. IF you use gmail, search for => my receipts. You should get a special display of emails google gmail knows about. Entity extraction also happens here to base a profile about you!

@robbie It's interesting that you mention buying intent. That does qualify search query intent! Not used as much unless they hollar out into their digital assistant, "blue dresses on sale near me". =) Even then, structure markup helps with Rankbrain understand that you have a product price reduction to answer the query, still. Buying intent also comes from search history IF signed on and using google chrome. Not as much yet still enough. And what are others searching for the same entity. Verbs such as repair, spare parts, etc. Let's explore product rich snippets a bit further for sales events unless you have a screen capture in the wild? Nike xyz shoes on sale from structured data. I wrote about ecommerce category structure which also plays a hand in search match from breadcrumb. https://denverprophit.us/content-marketing/e-commerce-site-structure-for-semantic-search/ Semantic Search is the digital future aye? =P

@robbie I disagree with putting call to action words in the title. Google patent for entity extraction is looking for words surrounding a known entity to determine what links to display in SERP. We need a value to add in for brand which PrestaShop decided to call manufacturer and modify templates to expose that schema product attribute. Use google trends to formulate good product titles. => N°5 L'EAU - CHANEL from one website ranked #1. They included ingredient names in the meta description and a call to action. Linked data extraction of additional ingredients possibly boosts searches ability to match the best results. https://goo.gl/Xoqcf4 see that. The items are from the top entry for this perfume.

Sign up for github and visit https://github.com/thirtybees/docs/issues and create issues if you find a typo or have an idea. Ya don't need to specifically tag @twistcapmedia for that. We should also create editorial guidelines.