Article
Marks up a blog post or news article with its headline, author, publish date and image.
Pick a schema.org type, fill in a simple form, and get ready-to-paste JSON-LD structured data for search engines.
JSON-LD structured data describes your content in a format search engines understand directly, which can make your pages eligible for enhanced search result features like star ratings, FAQ dropdowns or event details.
Marks up a blog post or news article with its headline, author, publish date and image.
Describes a product's name, brand, price, availability and image for shopping-related results.
Lists question and answer pairs that can appear as an expandable FAQ block in search results.
Describe a physical business's address and hours, or an event's time, location and description.
It's a machine-readable format that describes your page's content to search engines, which can enable rich results like star ratings, FAQs or event details in search listings.
Article, Product, FAQPage, LocalBusiness and Event, five of the most commonly used schema.org types for rich search results.
Paste the full script tag, including the type="application/ld+json" attribute, anywhere inside your page's head or body.
Only if it genuinely describes your content, for example a recipe article might also include FAQPage markup if it has a real FAQ section.
No, valid structured data makes your page eligible for rich results, but search engines decide independently whether and how to display them.
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