Give search engines a clear, consistent description of the content already on your website. I implement or repair structured data in your existing templates and check it against the relevant current documentation.

The useful starting point is the page itself: an article, product, business profile or navigation trail. I review the visible content and existing markup, select appropriate types, and identify the factual fields the site can supply.

The wider service can cover template-driven JSON-LD, conflicting plugin output and structured-data errors after website changes. The implementation uses your real information rather than invented reviews, ratings or unsupported claims.

The starter covers one website, up to two existing page templates and two agreed structured-data types in total. It includes field mapping, implementation and validation on up to five representative URLs. Type selection follows the current feature documentation and the content your pages actually contain.

A catalog feed, new CMS data model or large product-data cleanup is quoted separately. Any paid plugin remains in your account.

I check JSON syntax, required fields, duplicate output and consistency with the visible page. Google-supported features are checked in the Rich Results Test; other agreed schema is checked with an appropriate validator. Test results distinguish errors from optional recommendations. One consolidated review round is included.

You receive the code or configuration, field-mapping notes, validation results and instructions for future content changes. Delivery is three days after the scope, facts and access are ready. Valid markup can support eligibility for relevant search features, but Google decides whether a rich result appears.