JSON-LD (Structured Data).
JSON-LD is a format for implementing structured data (Schema.org) on websites. It helps Google understand what a page is about — and enables Rich Snippets: star ratings, FAQ entries, prices or product information directly in search results.
JSON-LD (Structured Data) — Explained in Detail
JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data) is Google's recommended format for implementing structured data (Schema.org markup) on websites. Structured data is machine-readable information that helps search engines understand what a page is about — and enables Rich Snippets: star ratings, FAQ accordions, price ranges, event dates or product information directly in Google search results.
JSON-LD is embedded in the `<head>` or `<body>` of the HTML page as a `<script type='application/ld+json'>` tag. It is not visible to users — only to search engines. The Schema.org vocabulary defines the possible types: Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, Product, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, Article, Person and many more. Google, Bing and other search engines support JSON-LD and use it for Knowledge Panels, Featured Snippets and AI Overviews.
Important JSON-LD types for business websites: Organization (basic company data), LocalBusiness (local businesses with address), Service (service descriptions), FAQPage (FAQ sections displayed as Rich Snippets in Google), BreadcrumbList (breadcrumb navigation in search results) and WebApplication (for online tools). DLM Digital implements JSON-LD on all pages — as the foundation for optimal AEO and SEO performance.
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Rich Snippets are enhanced search result displays with additional information such as star ratings, FAQ answers, prices or image previews. They are activated through structured data (JSON-LD). Important: Google decides on its own whether to show Rich Snippets — JSON-LD is the prerequisite, but not a guarantee. Implementation: JSON-LD in a `