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Hey @johnmu and @geekonaut I was just wondering if you could tell me if there is an preference on the part of Google for using a graph array to contain / connect all structured data for a page in a single script block vs having individual elements in separate blocks? Example here under the heading "Creating a node array using graph" moz.com/blog/writing-structure Thanks for any comments / thoughts! :)

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@Fearless_Shultz @geekonaut I don't think we have any particular preference in that regard. My general recommendation would be to focus more on the individual items that result in the type of rich results that you'd like to see. How you tie those elements together feels more like a theoretical question to me, it's (as far as I know) less critical for rich results.

@johnmu @geekonaut Thanks for the reply John, much appreciated! That is borne out by the implementations I see for the kind of results I am interested in but had a vague memory that I'd seen somewhere that there was a preference for using a single array for everything.