If you've added Product structured data, watched it pass a JSON linter, and still got "Invalid" in...
If you've added Product structured data, watched it pass a JSON linter, and still got "Invalid" in Search Console (or no price shown in rich results), you've almost certainly hit the one that catches everyone: the price field.
Valid JSON is not valid schema.org. Here's the trap and the fix.
The markup that looks right but isn't
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
Most on-page audits catch the obvious stuff: a missing title here, a duplicate meta description there. The thing that qu
Here is a JSON-LD block that looks fine to a human and is useless to an LLM extractor: { ...
CSS selectors against a rendered product page are a trap. They look fine until marketing ships a...
Notes from years of hand-maintaining schema.org markup on small sites — the mistakes that silently kill rich results, and the…
You've seen this before: a frontend sends a request, the backend crashes, and the logs say TypeError:...
`You've got perfect meta descriptions, proper Open Graph tags, and a sitemap that Googlebot loves. So...
