schema-markup

To add JSON-LD structured data for rich results, insert schema.org markup tags into your page HTML and validate the output using tools like the Google Rich Results Test before deployment to ensure search engines correctly parse your content.

Use a multi-type @graph for schema markup when representing complex pages that combine multiple entities, such as a blog post featuring both an Article and a BreadcrumbList, enabling search engines to understand richer page relationships.

To mark up a SaaS homepage and product pages, you need Organization, WebSite, and Product schema.org types, which categorize your business entity and offerings to improve search visibility and enable product rich results.

Validate structured data before deploying schema markup by running your pages through the Google Rich Results Test and the Schema.org Validator to catch JSON-LD syntax errors and confirm eligibility for search engine enhancements.

Yes, you can generate FAQPage schema markup automatically for blog posts by defining the question and answer pairs in your page's frontmatter and converting them into JSON-LD structured data to enable FAQ rich results in search.

Schema markup generation requires frontmatter name and description fields in SKILL.md to automatically populate the corresponding JSON-LD structured data properties, ensuring your pages have the necessary metadata for search engine crawlers.