schema-markup

What This Skill Does

The schema-markup skill empowers your OpenClaw agent to become an expert in structured data implementation. It provides the agent with the knowledge to generate, audit, and optimize JSON-LD structured data. By adding this markup, you help search engines better understand your web content, which can lead to enhanced visibility in search results through rich snippets, such as product ratings, FAQ accordions, and breadcrumbs. The agent understands the nuance of various schema types, ensuring your implementation follows Google's strict guidelines to maximize eligibility for rich results.

Installation

You can install this skill by running the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bobdevibecoder/bobagent-schema-markup Once installed, the skill integrates directly into your agent's knowledge base, allowing it to provide code snippets and troubleshooting advice whenever you mention schema or structured data.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for SEO professionals, web developers, and content creators looking to improve their site's organic presence. Use it when:

• You want to generate valid JSON-LD for new blog posts or product pages.
• You have received warnings in Google Search Console about missing or invalid structured data.
• You want to implement specific schema types like FAQ, Event, Review, or Organization.
• You need to update existing schema to meet new search.org standards.

Example Prompts

1. "I have an e-commerce product page. Can you generate the JSON-LD schema markup including price, availability, and aggregate rating?"
2. "My FAQ section isn't showing up as rich snippets in Google. Can you review this code snippet and fix the errors?"
3. "Please generate the proper Organization schema for my company, including my social media profiles and contact information."

Tips & Limitations

To get the best results, always provide the specific URL or raw content of the page you are working on. While the agent generates highly accurate, validated-ready JSON-LD, always verify the output using the Google Rich Results Test tool before deploying to production. Avoid "cloaking" or deceptive practices; only markup content that is actually visible to users on the page. Remember that search engines determine if and when to display rich snippets; schema markup makes your site eligible, but it does not guarantee inclusion in the search UI.