Schema Validator+
Validate and sanity-check your JSON-LD. Catch missing or invalid properties before publishing.
Generate clean JSON-LD for FAQPage, HowTo, Article, and Organization so answer engines and AI assistants can parse, trust, and attribute your content.
Opens the builder. You’ll enter page details, get copy-paste JSON-LD you can deploy.
Markup Builder outputs production-grade JSON-LD for high-value content types: FAQPage, HowTo, Article, and Organization.
Instead of guessing which properties you need (or copying half-broken snippets from a blog post), you get tight, purposeful markup aligned to what answer engines and AI overviews look for: clarity, authority, and factual structure.
Don’t bolt schema on at the end. Ship it with the page so machines understand the claim you’re making from day one.
AEO (Answer Engine Optimisation) is about becoming the cited source when AI answers a question. That requires two things:
Schema is how you supply that second part. Good markup makes you “quotable”.
Validate and sanity-check your JSON-LD. Catch missing or invalid properties before publishing.
Draft 40–60 word, answer-first summaries built for direct quoting by AI assistants.
Get signals on whether you’re already being cited or paraphrased by AI systems.
Those plugins are great for general SEO hygiene, but they often output noisy or bloated schema — especially on complex services pages. Markup Builder is meant to generate focused, reviewable blocks that reflect what you actually do.
It helps make you eligible to be cited. You still need high-quality, factual, answer-first copy. Schema doesn’t replace the work — it supports it.
Yes, typically as a single <script type="application/ld+json">
block. Just ensure it matches the live content on the page.