Structured Data Pro PackJSON-LD Schema for Rich Results & AI Citations

Marks specific sections as preferred AI quote targets. When ChatGPT needs a concise answer from your page, this is where it looks first.

"speakable": { "@type": "SpeakableSpecification", "cssSelector": ".quick-answer" }

Adds provenance signals. Tells AI systems your content references credible sources — increasing trustworthiness and citation probability.

"citation": [{ "@type": "CreativeWork", "name": "Source Title", "url": "..." }]

Builds entity associations. Connects your content to the broader knowledge graph so AI systems understand your topical authority.

"mentions": [{ "@type": "Thing", "name": "Topic Name" }]

What is the Structured Data Pro Pack?

The Structured Data Pro Pack includes 6 production-ready JSON-LD schema templates (Article+Author, LocalBusiness, Organization, Product+Ecommerce, SaaS/Software, WebSite+SearchAction), 2 Claude Code skills (schema-markup for automated schema generation and geo-schema for AI citation optimization), and 2 reference guides. All templates include AI citation properties — SpeakableSpecification, citation, and mentions — that most schema implementations don't include.

What is SpeakableSpecification and why does it matter for AI citations?

SpeakableSpecification is a schema.org property that marks specific sections of your page as the preferred content for AI systems to quote. When ChatGPT or Perplexity needs a concise answer from your page, they look for SpeakableSpecification markup first. Without it, AI systems guess which part of your content to cite. With it, you control exactly what gets quoted — typically your Quick Answer Box or key summary paragraph.

What does the schema-markup Claude Code skill do?

You run /schema-markup followed by your page URL. The skill fetches and analyzes your page, detects any existing schema markup and identifies errors in it, determines what schema types are missing or recommended, and generates ready-to-use JSON-LD code blocks with all required and recommended properties — including AI citation properties. You copy the output and paste it into your page head.

How is this different from free schema generator tools?

Free schema generators produce basic output with placeholder data. They don't include SpeakableSpecification, citation, or mentions properties for AI citation. They don't audit what you already have. They don't find errors in existing markup. They don't tell you which schema types are missing. The Structured Data Pro Pack gives you production-ready templates built for the AI search era, plus Claude Code skills that automate the entire process in 2 minutes.

How quickly do rich results appear after adding schema?

Google typically processes new schema markup within a few days to a couple of weeks. The speed depends on how frequently Google crawls your site. You can validate your implementation immediately at schema.org/validator and Google's Rich Results Test. Once validated and crawled, rich results — star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, breadcrumbs, product prices — appear in search results.

Do I need Claude Code to use the templates?

No. The 6 JSON-LD templates work completely without Claude Code. You open the template file, replace the placeholder values with your data, paste the completed JSON inside a script tag in your page head, and validate at schema.org/validator. The Claude Code skills are optional tools that automate and extend the process — they detect existing schema, find errors, and generate templates automatically from your live URL.

Which schema type should I use for my site?

Use article-author.json for blog posts, guides, and news articles. Use local-business.json for physical businesses that want Google Maps integration. Use organization.json for company-level brand entity markup on About and homepage. Use product-ecommerce.json for e-commerce product pages with pricing and reviews. Use software-saas.json for SaaS products and apps. Use website-searchaction.json for any site that wants a sitewide search box in Google results. The reference guide includes a full decision tree.

What are the 'citation' and 'mentions' schema properties?

The 'citation' property adds provenance signals — when your content references sources, this property tells AI systems your content is well-sourced and trustworthy, increasing citation probability. The 'mentions' property builds entity associations — it connects your content to specific topics, people, and organizations in the knowledge graph, which helps AI systems understand your content's context and expertise. Together with SpeakableSpecification, these three properties shift AI behavior from 'can read your page' to 'actively cites your page'.

Can I use these templates for client work?

Yes, one purchase covers unlimited use across all client sites. The templates are designed to be reusable — you customize the placeholder values per client and deploy. The schema-markup skill can be run on any client URL, as many times as needed. No per-site or per-client restrictions.