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Simple Install =================================== Download as a zip below link. unzip and upload it to your public_html or other rootdoc directory. https://github.com/magento/code-migration. login to your server via shell switch to the code-migration-develop directory by running following command   cd code-migration-develop Run command following command in root directory of this toolkit composer instal Before running the migration, the following directories need to be prepared: ===================================== * `<src>` - Directory that contains custom Magento 1.x code that is intended to be migrated. The code must follow the Magento 1.x directory structure.   Magento1.x core files must not be included. * `<dst>` - Empty directory for the toolkit to put the generated Magento 2 code to * `<m1>` - Directory that contains: * Vanilla Magento 1.x codebase, and * Custom Magento 1.x code same as in `<src>` d

In this tutorial we’ll be looking at how we can add all the main features of Product Schema into your Magento template files – editing the files and then testing it through Google’s own structured data testing tool. As mentioned in my Magento SEO book, we add product schema into our Magento websites in order for search engines such as Google to be able to identify the main purpose of our page – in this case the main attributes of our product. The main benefits of adding product schema markup to our pages is for search engines to be able to read them more easily and present ‘rich snippets’ in their own results pages based on the information they find. These ‘rich snippets’ typically display our product price or price-range and any aggregated reviews that our product may have accumulated. Although not a ranking factor in itself they do present the user with a ‘juicier’ search result – giving your listing a bit of an edge over the competition (those not displayed with rich snippets