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Schema Markup Generator

Pick a schema type, fill the form, get paste-ready JSON-LD. Built for AI search visibility — every type includes a callout on how ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity actually use this markup, not just generic SEO advice.

For brick-and-mortar or location-based businesses. The single most important schema for any business serving a specific area — what AI assistants use to name you when someone asks for the best [your service] in [your city].

Pick the most specific match — more specific subtypes outrank the generic 'LocalBusiness' in AI relevance scoring.

Prefer E.164 format (+1-AAA-BBB-CCCC). Google's docs recommend it for international assistant compatibility — '704-502-5545' works too, but the prefixed form is more portable.

Boosts 'near me' AI queries and Maps integration. Find yours on Google Maps: right-click your business pin → click the lat,lng numbers at the top to copy. First number = latitude.

Second number from the lat,lng pair on Google Maps.

Use $ to $$$$ notation (Google's expected format).

One per line. Use 2-letter day codes (Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su) or ranges (Mo-Fr), then 24-hour times.

One city or region per line.

One URL per line. Helps AI assistants disambiguate your business from similarly-named ones.

Your JSON-LD
// fill in the form to generate your schema
Why this matters for AI ingestion

When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity 'best [your category] in [city]', LLMs lean heavily on LocalBusiness schema to confidently name companies. Without it, your site reads as ambiguous text rather than a structured business record — and you get skipped in favor of competitors who have it.

How to install this on your site

Paste the full <script> block above into the <head> of the page it describes. Most CMSs have a "head injection" or "custom code" field for this — WordPress (Yoast/Rank Math), Webflow (site settings), Shopify (theme.liquid), Squarespace (Code Injection), Wix (Custom Code).

Validate it. Paste your live URL (or the JSON-LD itself) into the Schema.org Validator — it works for every schema type and reports errors / warnings clearly. This is the right tool for LocalBusiness and Organization schemas.

For rich-snippet types only (FAQ, Product, Article, HowTo, Recipe, Event, Review), you can also test with Google's Rich Results Test to preview how the rich snippet renders in SERPs. Heads up: Rich Results Test reports "No items detected" for LocalBusiness and Organization schemas — that's because those types feed Knowledge Panel, Maps, and AI assistants rather than SERP rich snippets. It's not a validation failure; use Schema.org Validator for those.
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