WebSite leads schema.org type adoption at 12.73% of mobile pages
The 2024 Web Almanac breaks JSON-LD down by schema.org type: WebSite tops out at 12.73% of mobile pages, Organization at 7.16%, Product at just 0.77%.
Structured data is machine-readable markup, usually schema.org vocabulary in JSON-LD, that states what a page is about in explicit terms rather than leaving it to be inferred from prose. It powers rich results in search and gives answer engines a reliable way to resolve entities, authorship and publication dates.
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The 2024 Web Almanac breaks JSON-LD down by schema.org type: WebSite tops out at 12.73% of mobile pages, Organization at 7.16%, Product at just 0.77%.
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Google's September 2026 changelog documents aggregator units, supplier units and carousels: result formats limited to the EEA, South Africa and Turkiye.
Paste a JSON-LD block and get real syntax errors with line numbers, plus a check against the properties Google actually requires for that schema type.
Score an article on the structural properties that decide whether an answer engine can extract, quote and attribute it.
Build valid JSON-LD for Article, NewsArticle, FAQPage, VideoObject, Organization and BreadcrumbList, with every required property checked.
Build a valid BreadcrumbList JSON-LD trail from a repeatable list of page names and URLs, checked against Google's own documented structure.
SearchPilot split-tested removing a self-referential breadcrumb link on PLPs. Traffic fell 5.5%, likely from a schema markup mismatch left behind.
HTTP Archive's Web Almanac found JSON-LD on 41% of pages in 2024, up from 34% in 2022, while RDFa and Open Graph stayed the most common formats.
SearchPilot split-tested FAQ content and FAQ schema. Content added 9.7% more organic clicks; removing schema alone changed nothing.
Google's own review-snippet documentation names exact required properties and exact abuse rules. Most markup fails one of those, not from being absent.
Google's own documentation reports Rotten Tomatoes at 25% higher CTR and Nestle at 82% higher CTR from structured data. Here is what each figure measures.
Google documents three required VideoObject properties, not the four often claimed, plus exact date and duration formats and a rich-result caveat.
FAQPage markup no longer earns an expanded snippet in Google Search as of 7 May 2026, though the schema stays valid and other crawlers still read it.
Google's own Article structured data documentation names zero required properties, only recommended ones, which changes how schema work gets prioritized.
Schema.org's own numbers, Google's AI documentation and Bing's public statements, separated from unverified SEO claims.
Schema.org's own release notes put the vocabulary at 823 types and 1,529 properties as of version 30.0, alongside a new Google-backed usage dataset.
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