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I have a rated page since 10 days ago, and the rating starts are still not showing in SERP.

Google Structured Data Testing Tool is not showing any errors.

Should I wait some more time? How long does Google usually take for the rating stars to show up in SERP?

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    You need to wait, no one can tell you when Googlebot will crawl your page and apply changes into SERPs.
    – Zistoloen
    Commented Aug 12, 2014 at 13:06
  • @Zistoloen - All right, thanks. Do you have any experience on adding ratings to pages? If yes, how long does it usually take for you the first time you add a rating to a page? It would be good to know.
    – Manolo
    Commented Aug 12, 2014 at 13:14
  • It's different for all sites. Even if I tell you how long it took for my sites, it won't be relevant.
    – Zistoloen
    Commented Aug 12, 2014 at 13:35
  • As this question is older, can you tell, how much time did it took to show your ratings? Commented Apr 17, 2019 at 9:21

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Below is revalant information found on Google's Webmaster Tools FAQ regarding rich data.

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Q: Why doesn't my site show rich snippets?

A: Google does not guarantee that Rich Snippets will show up for search results from a particular site even if structured data is marked up and can be extracted successfully according to the testing tool. Here are some reasons that marked-up pages might not be shown with Rich Snippets:

Q: How long does it take for rich snippets to be visible?

A: Once you've marked up your site's content, Google will discover it the next time we crawl your site (although it may take some time for rich snippets to appear in search results, if we do choose to display rich snippets for your site). If you're marking up your content for rich snippets, you can let us know. Google won't be able to individually reply to your message, but we may use the information you supply to improve our detection and display of marked-up content.

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Google claims the quality of site determines if snippets appear or not - even if snippets are implemented correctly.

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