The Schema Markup Generator reads your homepage and writes Organization JSON-LD for it. The block includes your organization name, your URL and a one-sentence description. Copy it into the head of your homepage. You add the sameAs links yourself (your social profiles and other pages about you) before you publish it. Edit the one-sentence description if needed. It also writes FAQPage schema from pasted questions.
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Enter your homepage address and the tool reads the page and writes an Organization JSON-LD block. The output is a script tag you paste into the head of your homepage.
The block has three properties: the organization name, the URL and a short description.
Both are written from your homepage text, so read them before you publish. Use the name exactly as it appears on your site and on your other profiles. If the description is vague, replace it with one plain sentence about what you do.
sameAs is a list of web addresses for your official profiles on other sites, such as LinkedIn, YouTube or a Crunchbase page. The generator does not fill it in, so you add it yourself.
Run the published page through the Schema Markup Validator. Organization needs a name and a URL, and the validator flags either one if it is missing.
Put each question on one line and end it with a question mark. Put the answer on the lines under it, and leave a blank line before the next question. Labels like Q: and A:, and numbering, are stripped for you.
Paste the same questions and answers that appear on the page. Do not generate markup for questions that are not there. Schema that describes hidden content gets ignored at best.
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| The question has no question mark | Add one to the end of the question |
| The answer is under 15 characters | Write a fuller answer |
| Pairs run together | Leave a blank line between each pair |
Peak Answer runs checks like these every week, then writes the content and gets the placements.