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Zinn® SEO how-to: The Structured data screen

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Structured data — the facts search engines read to show rich results: who runs your site, which type each kind of page has, a check of any page, your own types and rules.

The Structured data screen

Structured data — the facts search engines read to show rich results: who runs your site, which type each kind of page has, a check of any page, your own types and rules.

  1. Open Structured data — In WordPress, open SEO in the menu, then Structured data under Search appearance in the plugin's side menu. Structured data — the facts search engines read to show rich results: who runs your site, which type each kind of page has, a check of any page, your own types and rules.
  2. The Knowledge graph tab — Open the Knowledge graph tab. Tell search engines who runs your site — a person or an organisation — with its name, logo and profiles.
  3. The Content types tab — Open the Content types tab. The structured-data type of each kind of page: article, product, recipe, local business and more.
  4. The Check tab — Open the Check tab. Check the structured data of any page against Google's rules, without leaving WordPress.
  5. The Fill with AI tab — Open the Fill with AI tab. Let AI write FAQs, how-to steps, product details and article summaries from each page's own text across the whole site, see the cost first, review each one and undo a whole batch in one click.
  6. The Custom types tab — Open the Custom types tab. Design your own structured-data types visually or import them from any page.
  7. The Rules tab — Open the Rules tab. Apply a structured-data type to the pages you choose by rule.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen

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