schema

Name: schema
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Author: marcosbatallas99

Generate valid schema.org JSON-LD markup for Google rich results.

Updated May 28, 2026

Search Tags:#structured data #seo #schema.org #json-ld #schema markup #rich snippets #google rich results

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npx skills add https://github.com/marcosbatallas99/Marketing --skill schema-marcosbatallas99

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Skill: schema
Source: https://github.com/marcosbatallas99/Marketing/tree/main/skills/schema
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/marcosbatallas99/Marketing --skill schema-marcosbatallas99

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Missing or incorrect schema markup prevents web pages from appearing with enhanced rich results in Google Search, reducing organic visibility and click-through rates for marketing and SEO efforts.

Core Features & Use Cases

Implements valid JSON-LD schema markup for all common page types including product pages, blog posts, FAQ sections, local business listings, and SaaS homepages
Ensures compliance with Google's guidelines to qualify for rich snippets, star ratings, FAQ expanders, and knowledge panel eligibility
Use case: An e-commerce store can add product and review schema to show price, availability, and customer ratings directly in search results to increase organic click-through rates.

Quick Start

Use the schema skill to add valid FAQPage JSON-LD markup to your product's support FAQ page to qualify for Google's FAQ rich results.

Frequently Asked Questions about schema

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I add valid schema markup to qualify for Google rich results?▼

To add valid schema markup, generate compliant JSON-LD code aligned with Google's rich result guidelines for your specific page type, then validate the implementation before deployment to unlock enhanced search visibility.

What types of web pages support schema.org structured data for rich snippets?▼

Schema.org structured data supports common page types including product pages, blog posts, FAQ sections, local business listings, and SaaS homepages to help them qualify for rich snippets and knowledge panel eligibility.

How do I implement FAQPage JSON-LD markup for Google's FAQ rich results?▼

Implement FAQPage JSON-LD markup by generating compliant structured data code for your support FAQ page, ensuring it meets Google's rich result guidelines to qualify for FAQ expanders directly in search results.

Can I use schema markup to show product prices and star ratings in search results?▼

Yes, adding valid product and review schema markup to e-commerce pages allows Google to display price, availability, and customer ratings directly as rich snippets, increasing organic search click-through rates.

Does JSON-LD schema markup need validation before deployment?▼

Yes, JSON-LD schema markup requires validation steps to confirm correct implementation before deployment, ensuring the structured data complies with Google's rich result guidelines and properly unlocks enhanced search features.