Schema

Schema markup (aka structured data) helps search engines understand the context of your content and establish a connection between different entities, making it easier for them to index and display your pages in relevant search results.

By implementing structured data, you can enhance the display of your listings in search results with rich snippets, providing more informative and visually appealing results.

What can you expect from Aubrey’s structured data services?

Aubrey’s structured data services are designed to providing search engines with detailed information about your content and business.

1. Consultation

Let’s start with a comprehensive consultation to understand your business goals and current website structure. This initial discussion helps us identify key areas where structured data can make the most impact.

2. Schema Markup Audit

A detailed audit of your existing website to assess the current use of structured data and identify opportunities for improvement. This includes checking for any errors, gaps, or outdated markup that could be holding back your SEO performance.

3. Strategy

Based on the findings from the audit, Aubrey will develop a customized structured data strategy tailored to your specific needs. This strategy outlines the types of schema markup that will be most beneficial for your website and how they should be implemented.

4. Create and Execute

Aubrey can create and implement the structured data on your website, ensuring it adheres to the latest SEO standards and best practices. She can also collaborate closely with your in-house development team to clarify all the technical requirement and ensure a seamless execution process.

5. Ongoing Support and Optimization

Structured data needs to evolve with your website and SEO practices. Aubrey offers ongoing support to keep your structured data up-to-date and optimized for the best performance.

For full-funnel SEO collaboration, please reach out to my SEO agency Brewerii.


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