Schema tells Google what your site is really about. We audit, generate, and help install the right code to boost local rankings and map visibility, without touching your design.
What is Schema, Really?
Your site might look great, but that doesn’t mean Google understands it. Schema markup is a special type of code you add to your site to give search engines more context about your content. For example, what services you offer, where you're located, or what your business hours are.
Think of it like a library. The books are your webpages. Schema is like a super-detailed catalog that tells the librarian (the search engine) exactly what each book is about, not just the title, but also the author, the genre, the main characters, and more.
Without it? You're not sending the right signals. And that means your business might be overlooked in local search and Map Pack rankings, even if everything else looks solid.
Full Schema Audit
We scan your existing code to identify missing, inaccurate, or outdated fields, like NAP, business type, services, images, and geo-coordinates.
Code Delivery or Implementation
Depending on your plan, we’ll either provide schema code you can easily plug in, or take care of the setup ourselves using header, footer, or UTM-based container setups.
Page-Specific Schema Matching
Schema is matched to what’s on your pages, whether that’s your homepage, services, FAQ, menu, or reviews.
DIY-Ready Code or Done-for-You Support
You don’t need to know code. If you're in the basic package, we hand you everything you need to pass to your developer. Higher packages? We handle the heavy lifting.
Schema Strengthens Your Local Signals
Schema helps reinforce Google’s three key local ranking factors, relevance, distance, and prominence, by making your content easier to understand and properly indexed. It gives search engines clearer context about your services, location, and credibility, so you’re more likely to show up where it counts.
