Schema.org Markup

5 min readUpdated 15 March 2026

What Is Schema Markup?

Schema markup helps search engines better comprehend your website content, improving SEO and visibility. Limecube supports JSON-LD schema markup format, which Google recommends. Blog posts include Schema Microdata automatically.

This feature is only available on Business plans.

JSON-LD vs Microdata

JSON-LD is added in a <script> tag, making it easier to manage without mixing it with HTML content. Google prefers this format. Microdata is embedded within HTML tags — it is less flexible and can be harder to maintain.

Adding JSON-LD Schema at Page Level

1Go to the Limecube admin dashboard
2Navigate to the page editor for the desired page
3Click 'Page Settings' at the top of the page
4Click the SEO tab (second tab) next to the title
5Paste your JSON-LD schema code in the provided field
6Save your changes

Adding JSON-LD Schema Site-Wide

1On the top admin menu, go to <strong>More > SEO Manager > Schema.org Markup</strong> tab
2Select either 'Local Business' or 'Other' depending on your schema type
3Enter or paste your JSON-LD code
4Save your changes

Page-level schema has higher priority and replaces site-wide schema for specific pages. This allows you to set a general schema for your site while customising individual pages with more specific structured data.

Best Practices

Tips for Schema Markup

1Test your schema using Google's Rich Results Test to verify correctness before publishing
2Follow structured data updates from Google and SEO industry experts
3Use tools like ChatGPT, Schema Markup Generator, or Google's Structured Data Markup Helper to generate your schema code

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