Google updated the article structured data help documentation to remove the hard character limit for the headline property. Google says you should write “concise” article headlines. The 110-character limit has been eliminated.
The revision. Google’s article structured data help documentation used to read, “The title of the article. The value should not exceed 110 characters.” It now updated to say, “The title of the article. Consider using a concise title, as long titles may be truncated on some devices.”
Google noted that they have “removed the 110 character limit for the headline property in the Article structured data documentation.” “There’s no hard character limit; instead, we recommend that you write concise titles as long titles may be truncated on some devices,” Google added.
Why we care. If you struggled to fit your headlines of less than 110 characters, you no longer need to worry about it. If you go over by a few characters, you will be fine. The main thing Google wants you to consider is how the title or headline of the article will appear on the devices your users are consuming your content on.
You will no longer receive errors about your article headlines being too long with article structured data.
