Structured data, without the syntax.
Schema markup tells Google and AI engines exactly what a page is: a dentist in Doylestown, a roofing service, a list of questions and answers. Pick the type, fill in the form, paste the script tag into your page.
- LocalBusiness, Service, FAQPage and Organization
- Forty business subtypes, opening hours, geo, social profiles
- Valid JSON-LD, rebuilt as you type. Nothing uploaded
<head> or anywhere in the page Google reads JSON-LD wherever it sits in the HTML. In WordPress, a header-and-footer-scripts plugin or your SEO plugin's custom schema field both work.
JSON-LD
Paste it into the page, then test with Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator.
Four types cover most sites.
Your homepage or contact page. Name, address, phone, hours and the business type, so Google can match the site to your Business Profile.
One per service page. What it is, who provides it, where, and a starting price if you publish one.
A page with visible questions and answers. Rich results for this are now limited to government and health sites, but AI engines still read it.
Sitewide identity: logo, contact, social profiles. The anchor the other types point back to.
Questions people ask about this tool.
Where do I paste the code?
How do I know it works?
Will this get me rich results?
Which business type should I pick?
Markup is one signal. The rest is the audit.
Our free audit looks at the whole site: structured data across every page, entity signals, the Business Profile match, and where AI engines are getting you wrong.