le reduces the limit on headline characters in article structured data //

Google has updated the article structured information help documentation to remove the hard limit of 110 characters for the headline property. Google has removed the 110 character limit from its article structured data help documentation. Instead of saying that there is a limit to characters, Google now says that you should be concise in your headlines.

The revision. The title of the article was used in Google’s article structured help documentation. The maximum value should not exceed 110 characters. It has been updated to read, “The title for the article.” It is a good idea to use a short title as some devices may not allow for long titles.

Google stated they had “removed 110 character limit for headline property in Article structured data documentation; instead, we recommend writing concise titles because long titles might be cut on some devices,” Google said.

We care. You don’t have to worry if your headlines didn’t fit within the limit. You won’t have to go over the limit by more than a few characters. Google asks you to think about how your article’s title or headline will appear on any devices that your users use to consume your content.

There will be no errors in your article headlines if they are too long when using article structured data.

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