Validate a website's Schema Markup and look for errors.

 

Schema Markup is an integral part of a website's structure. Because a schema error does not cause the page to fail, it cannot be spotted by merely looking at the HTML structure of the page. However, if not done properly, it may hurt SEO. As a result, to verify whether or not your website is SEO friendly, you must check Schema Markup data.

In any area of a website, schema markup can be found. Although this markup is not visible to the ordinary user, search engines understand it and utilize it to provide rich snippet results.

How to Validate and Check Schema Markup Improve the web page's SEO.

For the following pages of your blog, you must validate schema markup.

1. The Posts' HomePage.
2. Pages, too
3. You may verify the Schema for product pages if you run an online store.

After you've checked all three, see if there are any error messages. All of these sites are crucial for Schema Markup tags.

SEO for Blogger Users

Use the Blog posting or Article Schema tags for Blogger posts. If you don't see a Schema like this in your test results, you'll need to update your blogger theme.

Check the Google Schema Markup Checker to see if there are any errors. Then you'll have to fill in the blanks.

Schema Markup Tags for WordPress Users 

Yoast SEO is a WordPress plugin that allows users to apply schema markup to their web pages. Yoast SEO also comes with a number of useful tools. Later, we'll discuss other SEO plugins.

After you've completed all of this, use the Google Schema Markup tester to check and validate your schema data.