Every e-commerce site has a different schema situation. Before scoping any project, we need to understand your platform, catalog size, and current implementation state.
A point-in-time technical review of your entire structured data implementation. Delivered as a detailed report with categorized findings and prioritized recommendations. Suitable as a standalone engagement.
Learn about auditsEnd-to-end schema markup development and deployment. We write all structured data, integrate with your platform templates, test thoroughly, and deploy to production. Covers all applicable schema types for your catalog.
Discuss your projectYou already have schema markup but it has errors, is incomplete, or is not producing rich results. We review the existing implementation, identify what needs fixing, and resolve the issues.
Get in touchStructured data requires maintenance as your catalog changes, your platform updates, and Google's requirements evolve. Monthly monitoring with quarterly review and update cycles.
Ask about retainersOur work fits several different situations. Some clients come to us with no schema markup at all and want a complete implementation from scratch. Others have existing markup that is partially working but not producing all the rich results it should. Some have received a Google Search Console structured data warning and need it resolved quickly.
Platform does not limit who we work with. Catalog size does not either. We have worked on single-category boutique stores and large multi-category retailers with thousands of SKUs. The technical approach scales.
Audit turnaround depends on catalog size and site complexity. A focused audit of a single-platform store with a defined catalog structure typically completes within five to seven business days. Larger sites with multiple integrations may take longer. We provide a specific timeline estimate after reviewing your site.
For an audit, we typically work from public-facing pages and do not require backend access. For implementation, we need access to your theme templates or code repository. The specific access required depends on your platform and deployment setup.
JSON-LD is the implementation method we use for all schema markup. It is injected as a script block and does not affect page rendering. The impact on page load metrics is negligible. We also keep schema blocks lean, including only properties that serve a purpose.
After deployment, Google needs to recrawl the pages before rich results appear. Crawl frequency varies by site authority and recency of updates. You can request indexing in Google Search Console to accelerate recrawling of specific pages. Rich results typically begin appearing within a few weeks of deployment for well-crawled sites.