Schema markup is structured data that tells search engines and AI assistants exactly what a page is about: your business, services, locations, people, products and FAQs. Cynitek. plans, writes and validates JSON-LD schema that matches what is on the page, so it is accurate, eligible for rich results and useful to AI systems. We work on Webflow, WordPress, Shopify and custom sites.
We check what schema you already have, what is broken or misleading, and which page types are missing markup. Everything is tested in Google's Rich Results Test and the Schema.org validator.
We build a connected set of Organization, LocalBusiness, Person and WebSite markup with stable IDs and sameAs links, so search engines and AI assistants can recognise your business as one clear entity.
We add the right types for each template, such as Service, Product, Article, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList, matched to the content visible on the page. Markup that does not match the page can do more harm than good.
We install schema in the right place for your platform, including Webflow's page-level schema field and CMS templates, and recheck it after site changes so it stays valid.
1. AUDIT: we find what is holding your site back and rank the fixes by likely impact.
2. FIX: we make the changes across SEO, AEO and GEO, including technical fixes, schema, page structure and Webflow work.
3. KEEP GOING: ongoing work is measured in Search Console, so you can see what moved.
ONGOING MONTHLY: regular SEO, AEO and GEO work every month.
FIXED RETAINER: an agreed scope and set hours each month.
ONE-OFF PROJECT: an audit, a migration or a specific set of fixes.
Not sure where to start? A technical SEO audit finds what is holding your site back and gives you a prioritised list of fixes. See what an SEO, AEO and GEO audit includes.
Our anonymised case studies show Google organic click results measured in Search Console. Read the case studies.
Schema markup is code, usually in JSON-LD format, that describes a page's content using the standard Schema.org vocabulary. It helps search engines and AI assistants understand who you are and what each page offers.
Schema is not a direct ranking factor, but it can make pages eligible for rich results, improve click-through rates and help search engines and AI systems interpret your content correctly.
It helps AI systems connect facts to your business, such as your services, locations, people and answers. Clear, accurate schema supports AEO and GEO, though no markup guarantees a citation.
Most businesses need Organization or LocalBusiness, WebSite and BreadcrumbList across the site, then Service, FAQPage, Article or Product depending on the page. We recommend types based on your actual content.
Yes. We add page schema in Webflow's Page Settings schema field and build dynamic schema into CMS templates, so new items get correct markup automatically.
Tell us about your website and what you want from search. initialize@cynitek.com