Rich Results Test

Google's Rich Results Test checks whether a page or code sample contains supported structured data that may qualify for particular rich-result features. It can identify parsing problems and some eligibility issues in the markup. A landscaping business might use it to inspect structured data on a relevant page, but passing the test does not guarantee a special presentation in search results. The tool does not grade a site's overall SEO, writing quality, or local rankings. Structured data must accurately represent content that users can see, and Google decides which search features to display. The test is a diagnostic step, not a certificate of search visibility.