What is JSON-LD?
JSON-LD is Google's recommended format for implementing structured data (schema.org) on your web pages.
Why JSON-LD?
- ●Recommended by Google: Preferred over Microdata and RDFa formats
- ●Separate from HTML: Doesn't interfere with page code
- ●Easy to maintain: A single
block in the - ●Readable: Standard JSON format
Example
SEO Impact
JSON-LD is the key to getting rich snippets in Google. It improves search engine understanding of your content.
Related Terms
What is Schema Markup?
Schema markup is structured code (JSON-LD) added to your pages to help Google understand your content and display rich results.
What is Author Schema?
Author Schema is structured markup that identifies a content's author to strengthen E-E-A-T with Google.
What is a Rich Snippet?
A rich snippet is an enhanced search result with additional visual information (reviews, prices, FAQ).
What is Schema.org?
Schema.org is the standardized vocabulary for structured data, recognized by Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
What is FAQ Schema?
FAQ schema is structured markup that displays expandable Q&A in Google results.
What is BreadcrumbList Schema?
BreadcrumbList schema displays your page's breadcrumb navigation directly in Google results.