A guide to JSON-LD for beginners

[fomayof928@mowline]

If this is your first time, just go to the page and I would encourage you to just browse and look at schema.org or some other example sites like that, see what they're doing, and write down on your own, in a notebook or something, what you think could be marked up. So on a product page, you might note that, yes, there's a picture of the product. There's a price. There's a URL. There's breadcrumbs on the page. There's reviews and so on. You're just making a list of that.

Step 3: Convert notes to JSON-LD, validate austria number data a schema testing tool, and paste into the document
The next step is basically taking those notes and converting them to JSON-LD. At this point, people get a little bit sloppy, but you don't have to be a developer to do this. It's very accessible. If this is your first time going about it, I'm not going to go into all the details of how to do it. This is a framework to approach it. But there are a lot of great articles I could link to. Just reach out to me and I can connect you with it.

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But the third step, again, is to convert those notes into actual JSON-LD. The process is pretty straightforward. What I like to do is open the representative URL from the page or template that I'm working on. So for a product page, open it in your browser. I