This plugin allows you to add the Rich Snippet Videos markup to your Bubble application.
Integrating video schema helps search engines understand and index your video content more effectively, improving how it appears in Google search results.
Rich snippets provide additional structured data that enhances how your content is displayed in search results, giving users more context and increasing click-through rates.
Prerequisites
A valid Bubble application with the plugin installed.
At least one video with a publicly accessible URL.
Basic understanding of how to add and configure plugin elements in Bubble.
How to setup
Step 1 – Install the Plugin
Go to the Plugin Tab
Open your Bubble Editor.
Navigate to the Plugins tab on the left panel.
Add Plugins
Once in the Plugins tab, click the Add Plugins button.
Search for the Plugin
Use the search bar to type Google Rich Snippets - Video SEO.
Locate the plugin in the search results.
Install/Buy
If the plugin is free, click Install to add it to your application.
For a paid plugin, click Buy and follow the purchase instructions.
Payment Information (For Paid Plugins)
If the plugin is a paid one, fill in your payment details and make payment.
Charges will be added to your Bubble billing account.
Remember, if you unsubscribe from the plugin shortly after installation, charges will be prorated based on the days used.
Plugin Installed
Once installed, the plugin will appear under the Installed Plugins list in your Bubble Editor.
Step 2 – Add the Plugin Element to Your Page
Open the Design tab in your Bubble editor.
Search for the Video Rich Snippet element in the Elements panel.
You’ll see one option:
Video Rich Snippet
Drag and drop the element onto your page.
Step 3 – Configure Properties
Select the Video Rich Snippet element and configure its properties in the Property Editor.
Each field maps to a required or optional Video Rich Snippet attribute used by Google to index your video correctly.
Video Name – Title of the video (used for indexing and search display).
Video Description – Brief summary or description of the video content.
Image Aspect Ratio 1 – Define the aspect ratio for video thumbnails (e.g., 16:9, 4:3).
Static Image – A fixed image displayed when the video thumbnail is not dynamic.
Dynamic Image – URL of the video’s dynamic thumbnail (can be data-driven).
External Sources – Option to fetch or link external image URLs (e.g., stock image sources).
Image Aspect Ratio 4 – Define the aspect ratio for video thumbnails (e.g., 16:9, 4:3).
Static Image – A fixed image displayed when the video thumbnail is not dynamic.
Dynamic Image – URL of the video’s dynamic thumbnail (can be data-driven).
External Sources – Option to fetch or link external image URLs (e.g., stock image sources).
Image Aspect Ratio 1 – Define the aspect ratio for video thumbnails (e.g., 16:9, 4:3).
Static Image – A fixed image displayed when the video thumbnail is not dynamic.
Dynamic Image – URL of the video’s dynamic thumbnail (can be data-driven).
External Sources – Option to fetch or link external image URLs (e.g., stock image sources).
Upload Date – The date/time the video was uploaded (important for structured data).
Duration – Length of the video (formatted in ISO 8601 duration, e.g., PT1M54S).
Content URL – Direct video file link (e.g., MP4 source).
Plugin Element Properties - Video Rich Snippet
Fields:
Title
Description
Type
Video Name
The official title or name of your video. This is the text that appears in search results and helps Google identify your content.
Text
Video Description
A short summary or description of what the video is about. It helps search engines understand the video’s topic and improves SEO visibility.
Text
Image Aspect Ratio 1 x 1
Thumbnail image for the video in a 1:1 (square) ratio. Used by Google to display rich snippets.
Image
Image Aspect Ratio 4 x 3
Thumbnail image in a 4:3 (standard) ratio. This ensures compatibility with various display formats.
Image
Image Aspect Ratio 16 x 9
Thumbnail image in a 16:9 (widescreen) ratio. Ideal for modern video previews and search result cards.
Image
Uploaddate
The date and time when the video was first published or uploaded. This helps Google show freshness and relevance in search results.
Date
Duration
The length of the video written in ISO 8601 format, e.g., PT2M30S (for 2 minutes 30 seconds).
Text (optional)
Contenturl
The direct URL to the video file (e.g., MP4 or hosted video link). This tells search engines where the video content is located.
