Schema: bestRating
Schema: bestRating Example Markup
The following are examples of markup written in json+ld that include the correct usage for Schema: bestRating.
AggregateRating JSON-LD example with rating value, review count, best and worst rating bounds, and item reviewed. The star-rating structure that Product, LocalBusiness, Recipe, and SoftwareApplication use for review snippets in search results.
Review JSON-LD example for a standalone product review with author, rating, review body, date published, and item reviewed. The individual review structure used inside Product, LocalBusiness, Recipe, Book, and Movie.
Book JSON-LD example for Jane Xoo's 1948 pediatric textbook, the expanded version of her 1945 paper. Covers ISBN, numberOfPages, bookEdition, bookFormat, workExample for editions, inLanguage, the Offers pattern for book pricing, and publisher as Organization with @id cross-references to the Person and Article examples.
Movie JSON-LD example for a documentary about Jane Xoo's pediatric work. Covers director, actor, duration in ISO 8601, contentRating, releasedEvent for premiere details, aggregateRating, review with nested Rating, and the WatchAction pattern for streaming links that Google uses to build the movie knowledge panel.
ClaimReview JSON-LD example for a fact-check of the claim that Jane Xoo's pediatric framework reduced infant mortality by 60%. Covers claimReviewed, reviewRating with the textual verdict scale, itemReviewed as a Claim with firstAppearance, and how Google uses ClaimReview for the fact-check rich result and label in search results.
Restaurant JSON-LD example for a casual grill in downtown Dunmore. Covers servesCuisine, hasMenu with Menu/MenuSection/MenuItem hierarchy, acceptsReservations, priceRange, and the full LocalBusiness property set including address, geo, openingHours, and aggregateRating.
Hotel JSON-LD example for a boutique hotel in Dunmore hosting XooCon attendees. Covers starRating, amenityFeature with LocationFeatureSpecification, checkinTime/checkoutTime, numberOfRooms, petsAllowed, and the LodgingBusiness property set for hospitality search.
Dentist JSON-LD example for a dental practice in Dunmore. Covers medicalSpecialty, isAcceptingNewPatients, availableService with MedicalProcedure, insurance accepted via paymentAccepted, and the MedicalBusiness property set for healthcare local search.
TouristAttraction JSON-LD example for The Thunderdome, the Dunmore conference center that hosts XooCon. Covers touristType, availableLanguage, isAccessibleForFree, publicAccess, and how TouristAttraction differs from Place and LocalBusiness for landmarks and points of interest.
FinancialService JSON-LD example for a credit union in Dunmore. Covers feesAndCommissionsSpecification (the only property unique to FinancialService), the four subtypes (BankOrCreditUnion, InsuranceAgency, AccountingService, AutomatedTeller), and how to mark up a financial institution with LocalBusiness properties.
CafeOrCoffeeShop JSON-LD example for a coffee shop next to Xoo Code Shop Dunmore. Covers the FoodEstablishment inheritance (servesCuisine, hasMenu, acceptsReservations), how CafeOrCoffeeShop differs from Restaurant and Bakery, and practical LocalBusiness markup for a small cafe.
Store JSON-LD example using the BookStore subtype for a bookshop in Dunmore that stocks Jane Xoo's textbook. Covers how to choose among the 31 Store subtypes, the difference between Store and generic LocalBusiness, and practical retail markup with paymentAccepted and priceRange.
SportsActivityLocation JSON-LD example using the ExerciseGym subtype for a fitness center in Dunmore. Covers the 9 subtypes (ExerciseGym, GolfCourse, SkiResort, StadiumOrArena, etc.), amenityFeature for gym equipment, and how SportsActivityLocation differs from SportsOrganization.
EntertainmentBusiness JSON-LD example using the ArtGallery subtype for a gallery inside The Thunderdome. Covers the 7 subtypes (ArtGallery, Casino, NightClub, MovieTheater, AmusementPark, ComedyClub, AdultEntertainment) and how to mark up entertainment venues with LocalBusiness properties.
AssessAction JSON-LD example for evaluating a product. AssessAction is the parent of ReviewAction, ChooseAction, and ReactAction for actions that evaluate or judge something.
ReviewNewsArticle JSON-LD stub for news reviews (restaurant reviews, film reviews, product reviews as news pieces). Pending NewsArticle subtype; for a standalone Review without the news wrapper, use the Review type directly.
VideoGame JSON-LD example for an electronic game. Inherits from both Game and SoftwareApplication, adding 10 properties: actor, cheatCode, director, gameEdition, gamePlatform, gameServer, gameTip, musicBy, playMode, trailer. Covers GamePlayMode enum (CoOp, MultiPlayer, SinglePlayer).
TVSeries JSON-LD example for a television show. CreativeWorkSeries subtype adding actor, director, containsSeason, episode, numberOfEpisodes, numberOfSeasons, productionCompany, musicBy, countryOfOrigin, trailer, titleEIDR.
Resort JSON-LD stub for destination resorts and leisure properties. Direct LodgingBusiness subtype with no unique properties.
Rating JSON-LD example for the parent type behind AggregateRating and EndorsementRating. Adds 6 direct properties: ratingValue, bestRating, worstRating, ratingExplanation, reviewAspect, author.
CriticReview JSON-LD stub for professional critic reviews. Direct Review subtype with no unique properties. Signals professional vs amateur reviewer.
UserReview JSON-LD stub for end-user reviews (consumers, purchasers, attendees). Direct Review subtype with no unique properties. Contrasts with CriticReview for professional reviews.
EmployerReview JSON-LD example for reviews of an Organization in its role as an employer (Glassdoor-style reviews). Pending Review subtype with no unique properties.
ReviewAction JSON-LD reference — AssessAction subtype with resultReview. Producing a Review.