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Glenn Gabe

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Have several localized versions of the same page & wondering if Google can pull structured data from the core page? Via

@johnmu

: No, Google cannot magically pass structured data from one page to another (like the passing of signals): youtube.com/watch?v=Waynp8

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2:08 PM · Jan 28, 2022

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Also a reminder that structured data will not impact rankings. It just has a visual impact in the search results. If you want a feature in the SERPs for each page, then add structured data for each. Again, G won't magically pass it from one url to another: youtube.com/watch?v=Waynp8

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