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PropertyG · Google SearchData for July 2026

datePublished

Date of first publication or broadcast. For example the date a CreativeWork was broadcast or a Certification was issued.

Definition from the Schema.org vocabulary (English).

Estimated domains

10M+ stable

Ranking position#11 of 5,545
Google eligibleYes
Used on types2

Trend over time

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Usage in Google Search

Documented Google contexts where this property is required or recommended for rich results.

  • Requireddiscussion-forum

    DateTime The date and time the comment was made in ISO 8601 format. If no changes have happened, it's not necessary to duplicate the publish date.

  • Requireddiscussion-forum

    DateTime The date and time the post was made in ISO 8601 format.

  • Recommendedqapage

    DateTime The date and time the question was answered in ISO 8601 format.

  • Gon typeArticle10M+G
    Recommendedarticle

    DateTime The date and time the article was first published, in ISO 8601 format. We recommend that you provide timezone information; otherwise, we will default to the timezone used by Googlebot. Add the datePublished property if you want to provide more accurate date information to Google. The Rich Results Test doesn't show a warning for this property, as it's only recommended if you decide that it's applicable to your site.

  • Recommendedfactcheck

    DateTime or Date The date when the claim was made or entered public discourse (for example, when it became popular in social networks).

  • Recommendedqapage

    DateTime The date and time the comment was written in ISO 8601 format.

  • Recommendedqapage

    DateTime The date and time the question was posted in ISO 8601 format.

  • Recommendedrecipe

    Date The date the recipe was published in ISO 8601 format, if applicable.

  • Recommendedreview-snippet

    Date The date that the review was published, in ISO 8601 date format.

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