Structured data that leaves nothing to guess
Schema markup gives machines your facts in a format they don't have to interpret. It won't get you into an AI answer on its own, but it removes the ambiguity that keeps you out.
“Structured data describes the page. It must match what visitors can see.”
The rule we never break
Markup built from your real content
We generate schema from your CMS fields so it stays accurate as the site changes.
Organization and LocalBusiness
Name, logo, contact points, addresses, opening hours and sameAs links to your official profiles.
Service and Product
Offers, prices, availability and reviews where your content supports them.
Article, FAQ and HowTo
Authors, dates and question-and-answer content marked up to match what's on the page.
Connected graph
Every entity linked with stable @id values, so your site describes one coherent organisation instead of disconnected fragments.
How the work runs
Template inventory
Each page type matched to the schema types it should carry.
Schema design
A connected JSON-LD graph designed around your entities.
Implementation
Added to your theme or components, generated from CMS fields.
Validation
Tested in Google's Rich Results Test and Schema.org validator, then monitored.
What you receive
Everything is yours to keep: documents, data and access.
- Schema map per page template
- JSON-LD graph implemented in your CMS
- Validation report with zero errors
- Rich result monitoring in Search Console
- Documentation for your developers
Questions about Structured Data for AI
Does schema make ChatGPT cite us?
Not directly — there's no public evidence that any AI assistant ranks pages by schema alone. What schema does is make your facts unambiguous for search engines, whose indexes many AI answers draw on. It's foundation work, not a shortcut.
Is FAQ markup still worth adding?
Google now shows FAQ rich results only for a small set of authoritative sites, but the markup still describes your question-and-answer content clearly. We add it where the content is genuinely a FAQ.
Which CMS platforms do you support?
WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow and headless setups. We generate markup from your data rather than hard-coding it.
Give machines the facts directly
We'll validate your current markup and show you what's missing or contradicting your pages.