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Zinn® SEO: where to find Structured data, part 1 of 2

Where Structured data is in Zinn® SEO (SEO > Structured data): its tabs, every setting on it, its step-by-step guide and what an AI agent uses for it.

In WordPress, open SEO > Structured data. 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.

Tabs on this screen

  • Knowledge graph — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen
  • Content types — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen
  • Check — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen
  • Fill with AI — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/fill-faq-and-structured-data-with-ai
  • Custom types — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen
  • Rules — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen

Settings on this screen

  • Other name or abbreviation (the Knowledge graph tab, under Who runs the site)
  • Identity contacts (the Knowledge graph tab)
  • What the organisation does (one or two sentences) (the Knowledge graph tab, under Who runs the site)
  • Founded (year, or YYYY-MM-DD) (the Knowledge graph tab, under Who runs the site)
  • Identity legal (the Knowledge graph tab, under Who runs the site)
  • Identity logo
  • Identity logo h
  • Identity logo url
  • Identity logo w
  • Organisation name
  • Kind of organisation (the Knowledge graph tab, under Who runs the site)
  • The person
  • Profiles elsewhere (one address per line: LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube, Wikipedia, Wikidata…) (the Knowledge graph tab)
  • TikTok username (the Knowledge graph tab)
  • Who is behind this site? (the Knowledge graph tab)
  • Join other plugins’ structured data to this graph (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • Describe each article with its excerpt (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • Give an article’s picture in three shapes (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • Breadcrumb trail in the structured data (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • Publish the site graph for AI agents (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • List the products on shop pages (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • Schema rules (the Rules tab) (Pro)
  • Schema types (the Content types tab)
  • Describe the site search (the Knowledge graph tab, under Across the site)
  • What kind of site is this?
  • Other name for the site (the Knowledge graph tab, under The site’s name in search results)

Step by step

The guide with screenshots: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-structured-data-screen

With an AI agent

An AI app connected to the site through MCP does the same with: apply-schema-fill, control-ai-bulk, control-schema-fill, decide-ai-suggestion, fill-schema-with-ai, get-ai-bulk, get-ai-suggestions, get-schema-fill.

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