Why it matters
Supported, accurate markup may make a page eligible for certain Search features; it does not guarantee display or AI citation.
Do it step by step
- 1
Check Google’s supported feature list for a type that matches the page.
- 2
Add JSON-LD only for information people can see on that page.
- 3
Validate with Rich Results Test and inspect errors in Search Console.
- 4
Update markup whenever the visible facts change.
Example
A product page may describe its visible price and availability with supported Product markup.
Check your work
The markup validates for its chosen feature and matches the visible page.
Complete when
Relevant page types have accurate, supported markup, or you decided no type applies.
Prompt for an AI coding agent
Use this with an agent that can inspect your project. Account and external actions remain yours to complete.
Inspect my existing website project before editing. Add applicable structured data. Check Google’s supported feature list for a type that matches the page. Add JSON-LD only for information people can see on that page. Validate with Rich Results Test and inspect errors in Search Console. Update markup whenever the visible facts change. Keep the existing framework and design conventions. Verify the result with the project's checks and by inspecting the rendered page or response. Explain any manual account, hosting, or Search Console steps I must do myself.
Tools and references
Reviewed 2026-11-04