Schema Fix
Structured data, done right, on whatever you’re running.
Your business details, reviews, and services — marked up the way Google and AI search tools read them.
Not a subscription. One payment, no recurring charge.
Two business days from access — the clock starts when I get access, not at payment.
Works on your platform, however you access it
Any platform — WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Webflow, Duda, or a custom build. No migration, no host change, no rebuild.
What you get
- LocalBusiness schema — name, address, phone, hours, service area
- Review / AggregateRating markup where reviews exist
- FAQ schema where FAQ content exists
- Service or Product schema as applicable
- Validation against Schema.org, and Google's Rich Results Test for the LocalBusiness markup it still covers
- A short before/after report showing what was added and how to verify it
Why it matters
Structured data does two different jobs — one for search, one for AI.
72.6% of pages on the first page of Google use schema markup — but only about 30% of websites overall have any.
For search: the knowledge panel
Complete LocalBusiness markup is what feeds Google’s knowledge panel — the box with your hours, address, and details, shown right in the search result when someone looks you up by name.
- Enriched listings like that get clicked about 58% of the time, compared to 41% for a standard listing.
- Google's own case studies show real gains from rich results — Rotten Tomatoes saw a 25% higher click-through rate, Nestlé an 82% higher one, on pages that qualified.
For AI: what gets cited
FAQ and review markup work differently — they don't earn a Google search feature, but they're exactly the kind of structured content AI assistants read when deciding who to cite.
- 71% of pages cited by ChatGPT, and 65% of pages cited by Google's AI Mode, include structured data.
- Google removed the FAQ search-result dropdown from Search in 2026 — the markup itself is still valid, it just no longer changes how the page looks in a plain Google search. What it still does is make your FAQ content easier for AI assistants to pull directly.
- Your own testimonials won't earn a star rating in Google search — that's reserved for independent, third-party reviews, not a business reviewing itself — but marked-up, structured content is still what AI assistants read before recommending you.
The honest part
Schema doesn't directly improve rankings — Google has said so repeatedly. What it does is make you eligible for certain search features, like the knowledge panel; Google decides whether to show them, based on the quality and completeness of the markup. Not every schema type on this page even has a search feature attached to it — I'll tell you which is which, rather than let you assume they all work the same way.
What this isn't
- Ongoing SEO, content, or GBP management — that’s Pro or Growth
- Hosting, backups, or maintenance — that’s Care Plans
- Content writing or site edits
- Any guarantee of rich result placement, star rating, or ranking change
Need ongoing hosting and maintenance too? See Care Plans →
Pro and Growth plans include this work as part of the plan — if you're already on one of those, you don't need this separately.