Improve SEO with structured data

Implementation of structured data 👷‍♀️

Implementing structured data can be easier than you think. Here are four concrete examples of how you can easily integrate structured data into your Web site:

1. Company contact information
   The simplest of structured data is adding your business information, such as name, address, phone number and business hours. You do this by applying the "LocalBusiness" schema markup. This helps search engines display your business information correctly in search results and on maps.
   
   
2. Product pages
   For e-commerce, adding structured data for products is a must. Use the 'Product' schema markup to integrate details such as price, availability and reviews. This allows this information to be displayed directly in search results, which can increase attractiveness and click-through rates.
   
   
3. Blog Posts
   If you regularly publish blog posts (or news articles), use the 'Article' schema markup. This allows you to structure essential information such as the publication date, author and summary of the article. This helps search engines better understand the context and relevance of your content, which can lead to better visibility in search results.
   
   
4. Events
   If you organize or promote events, using the 'Event' schema markup is a smart and good way to make them visible in search results. You can use it to structure important details such as the event name, start date, location and ticket prices. This can significantly increase the visibility of your events, especially in local searches, and users can quickly see the essential information without having to click through to your website.

These examples are relatively easy to implement with the help of various online tools and plugins, depending on the CMS(Content Management System) you use.