Video Structured Data allows webmasters to explicitly provide information about videos on their website, such as the video name, description, thumbnail image, upload date, and duration. This data helps search engines like Google better understand and display video content in search results, video search results, Google Images, and Google Discover.

By implementing Video Structured Data and obtaining Video Rich Results, your videos can appear more prominently in Google Search results, attracting more viewers and increasing visibility for your video content.

To enable Video Rich Results, your website needs to provide the following information: Video Name: The title or name of the video. Video Description: A description that provides details about the video's content. Thumbnail Image: An image representing the video with a URL pointing to the video file. Upload Date: The date when the video was uploaded to your website.

No, embedding a video from platforms like YouTube or Vevo will not fulfill the above criteria required for our software to successfully add Video Structured Data. You need to provide the required information directly on your website to enable Video Rich Results.

For comprehensive documentation and guidelines on implementing Video Structured Data, you can visit the following link: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/datatypes/video