Based on the Page Overview, I assume the brand:Singoau is the default and correct schema because I can find it in Product-schema.liquid. The Brand:Singo# schema, which I can not find anywhere in files and I turned off judge.me Google SEO Rich Snippets already, I also cleared the cache to test but the Brand:singo# still there.
The HTML remain default version on Product page, no additional Schema add in
The Vender is Singo# in Product organisation, thats the only thing I recon where Singo# brand from. Anyone know how to fix it? Thanks!
Looks like Shopify is outputting duplicate brand fields, likely from both vendor and schema.liquid. Try unifying them. If you don’t mind, i can share exact fix steps, mind?
You can start by checking your Product Organization → Vendor field in Shopify and ensuring it matches your preferred brand name. Also, look into your Product-schema.liquid file to confirm only one brand property is declared.
The more complex part is that duplicate brand fields usually come from hidden theme or app code. Removing the conflict requires digging into the schema output at a deeper level, which isn’t something the standard editor or free tools can solve. For that, I’d need collaborator access, and it would be a paid service, but I can assure you it will be fixed completely once I handle it. Let me know what you think so i can hop in and get that done for you.
Yes, it works based on the rich-result test. Thanks Tim. It also shows NO SHIPPING DETAILS/NO hasMerchantReturnPolicy for products Do I need to fix it?
Cool, Since we figure out the duplicate Brand is not caused by Judge.meGoogle SEO Rich Snippets, Can i turn on the Add JSON-LD snippets (Default) for the review app? Thanks
Not sure.
Try and then run it against the checker.
Ideally, the Judge.me review should extend whatever product schema is already on the page, but can’t tell without trying.