Structured Data for SEO: The Founder’s 80/20
Five schema types earn the rich results, the rest is noise. What structured data does, what it can't do, and how to add it.
Five schema types earn the rich results, the rest is noise. What structured data does, what it can't do, and how to add it.
Use case, strengths, weaknesses, and how common each is. A side-by-side so a founder picks the right platform the first time.
Track AEO, GEO, and LLM citations without guessing. The tools compared on what each tracks, who it fits, and what it costs.
Ranking and getting cited come from the same three moves, in order: match intent, make it readable, then wire the links.
Google rewrites weak titles anyway. The right length, why it happens, and how to win the click from wherever you rank.
Match the intent Google rewards or a well-built page never ranks. The four types of search intent, and how to read each one.
Internal linking, done on purpose: how each link passes authority and relevance, where to point it, and how to fix orphan pages.
Good pages lose before drafting. A four-pass scan of the SERP for intent, format, features, and whether you can win it.
Autocomplete, People Also Ask, related searches, the SERP itself. Find demand you can win without paying for a single tool.
A short call. We map where your winnable demand is, what is holding your visibility back, and what it would take to capture it.