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Structured data is machine-readable information embedded in your pages that tells Google exactly what the content is — not just text on a screen, but a named person, a local business, a rating, a breadcrumb. Google uses this to generate rich results: enhanced search listings with extra visual elements that get significantly more clicks than standard results. Supadir generates structured data automatically on every page. You don’t need to write any code.

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What gets generated and where

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Profile pages — Person or LocalBusiness schema

Every listing profile page includes a JSON-LD block with either Person or LocalBusiness schema, depending on the nature of the listing. This includes:
  • name — the listing’s display name
  • description — the bio text
  • address — the listing’s location (city, region, country)
  • telephone and email — if provided
  • url — the listing’s profile URL
When a listing has reviews with ratings, the schema also includes:
  • aggregateRating — the average star rating and total review count
This is what enables star ratings to appear directly in Google search results for individual profile pages — one of the most click-boosting rich result types available.
For star ratings to appear in search results, a profile typically needs at least 3–5 reviews. Encourage listing owners to collect reviews early — it’s one of the highest-ROI actions they can take.

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Profile pages — BreadcrumbList schema

Each profile page also includes a BreadcrumbList schema showing the navigation path from the homepage to the profile. Google uses this to display breadcrumbs in search results (e.g. Home > Listings > Anna Kowalska), which improves click-through rate and helps Google understand your site’s hierarchy.

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Homepage and listing page — SiteLinks potential

The homepage and listing page don’t have specific schema blocks, but the internal linking structure Supadir generates (specialization links, entity type links, recently added sections) helps Google understand the site architecture — a prerequisite for SiteLinks (the expanded search result showing links to sub-pages below the main result).

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How to check if structured data is working

Use Google’s Rich Results Test:
  1. Open the tool and enter a profile URL from your catalog
  2. Google will show all detected structured data and whether it’s eligible for rich results
  3. Look for Person or LocalBusiness with no errors
Structured data being detected doesn’t mean rich results will appear immediately. Google decides when to show them based on factors like page authority, review count, and how often the page is crawled. It typically takes 2–6 weeks after indexing.

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Common issues

Ratings don’t appear in search results yet This is normal for new profiles. Google needs to crawl and index the page, then decide to show ratings. Having at least 3 reviews and a complete profile helps. The Rich Results Test shows errors The most common cause is a listing with missing required fields (name or description empty). Ensure the listing has at least a name and a bio filled in. My catalog isn’t indexed yet Submit your sitemap to Google Search Console. See OG image and Search Console for instructions.