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LocalBusiness & Organization schema
Name, address, phone, hours, and service area, structured the way Google expects.
For owners whose site "looks fine" but was never built to communicate directly with search engines. Schema markup (structured data) tells Google exactly what your business is, what you offer, and where you serve, instead of leaving it to guess from a paragraph of text.
Schema is code added to your pages (usually JSON-LD) that describes your business in a format search engines can read directly, rather than inferring it from your headlines and paragraphs.
It is not a ranking hack, and it doesn't replace real content or good SEO. What it does is remove ambiguity and make your site eligible for richer results: star ratings, business hours, service listings, and FAQ dropdowns in search results.
Practical markup added where it actually helps, not schema for the sake of it.
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Name, address, phone, hours, and service area, structured the way Google expects.
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Each major service page gets markup describing exactly what it offers and to whom.
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Clearer site navigation signals for search engines, matching your actual page structure.
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Structured Q&A content that's eligible to show as expandable results in search.
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Added when you have genuine reviews to reference, never fabricated ratings.
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As pages get added or changed, markup gets checked so it doesn't go stale or break.
Schema markup is part of the technical SEO foundation on Growth and Marketing plans, and it works best alongside on-page and local SEO, not as a standalone fix.
We'll check what's already there and tell you what's missing or worth adding.