Hello @newtonyaminee
Thanks for reaching out about your product schema.
You mentioned that https://vr-expert.nl/consumer/product/pico-4/ is out-of-stock. However, I could add it to the cart and nearly completed the checkout process on the site. I’ll expect that I shouldn’t be able to place an order for an out-of-stock product.
Can you let me know how you marked it as out of stock?
We have marked the product as out of stock because currently this product is not available on the stock….but when we search the product on google it’s showing the product is in stock…
Hello @newtonyaminee,
I’m asking how you marked it as ‘out-of-stock’. Because I was able to nearly place an order, and Google also sees it as ‘in-stock’. I’ll think if a product is truly ‘out-of-stock’, a customer should not be able to order in your shop. Am I correct?
Yes @mabellyne, But currently my product in back order status , in which we are provide to the user for place an order and provide a expected date for delivery.
So, My product is currently going to near place an order.
So, We want to show the backorder status on google on place of in stock status.
Yoast SEO does not output product schema. Since you are using WooCommerce, they offer the availability schema. To adjust WooCommerce’s schema, please contact their support team for assistance.
We offer an add-on called Yoast SEO WooCommerce that integrates Yoast and WooCommerce schema. This hook into the schema WooCommerce provides and adjusts as needed.
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