Does my website have structured data?

Updated 2026-10-17

Short answer: structured data is markup that tells search engines what a page is about: an organisation, a product, an article, an FAQ. It's how pages qualify for richer search results, and it helps AI tools understand you.

How to check it yourself

  1. View your page's source and search for application/ld+json.
  2. Check the types it declares, such as Organization, Product or Article.
  3. Test the page in Google's Rich Results Test.
  4. Add markup through your CMS, theme or an SEO plugin.

Why it matters

Structured data is code that describes the page in a format search engines and AI tools can read directly: what the business is, what a product costs, who wrote an article. It can make a page eligible for richer search results, and it helps tools understand the page without guessing.

Common causes

  • The theme or CMS doesn't add any by default.
  • An SEO plugin that added it was removed.
  • The code has errors, so search engines ignore it.
  • It describes the wrong thing, like site-wide data repeated on every page.

What Preventionlabs shows

Every report's page basics check lists the structured data your homepage declares. For example, from a real report: "structured data: Service, Organization, Offer, FAQPage".

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