Schema markup for WordPress: what it is and why it matters
Schema markup is one of the most consistently misunderstood parts of WordPress SEO. It’s not visible on the page, it…
Good SEO on a WordPress site starts at the build — in the URL structure, the heading hierarchy, the schema markup, and the page speed decisions made before a single piece of content is published. This category covers both the technical foundations and the on-page work: how WordPress SEO differs from generic advice, what Core Web Vitals actually require, how schema markup affects AI search tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and what visibility looks like when the foundations are right.

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