I have a company with different local services. Is it a good practice to put LocalBusiness schema for each service subpage like this:
"@context" : "http://schema.org",
"@type" : "LocalBusiness",
"name" : "Service 1 title",
"description": "service 1 description",
"image" : [ "https://mywebsitehere.com/images/service_1.jpg"],
"url" : "https://mywebsitehere.com/offer/service_1/",
and next services like:
"@context" : "http://schema.org",
"@type" : "LocalBusiness",
"name" : "Service 2 title",
"description": "service 2 description",
"image" : [ "https://mywebsitehere.com/images/service_2.jpg"],
"url" : "https://mywebsitehere.com/offer/service_2/",
All other properties like: Address, Geo, Phone, Email, Logo, OpeningHours, hasMap etc will be the same for all subpages. Will these ld-json schemas help with gaining google rich snippets for my website services pages?
Google does not support structured data for services for rich snippets. However, this does not mean that Google will simply discard your (presumably relevant) structured data. This data may work for voice searches and maybe scraped by the Google Knowledge Graph API.
Google requires structured data to represent each separate content that the data refers to:
Your structured data must be a true representation of the page content.
Thus, if your web page content represents a local business, use the type LocalBusiness. The same applies to the page providing the service.