I would like to add the following structured data to my blog posts.
I tried copying the code into a meta field, but it doesn’t seem to be working.
Below is the code which I used.
Can anyone help me on this?
Thanks!
I would like to add the following structured data to my blog posts.
I tried copying the code into a meta field, but it doesn’t seem to be working.
Below is the code which I used.
Can anyone help me on this?
Thanks!
Never mind. Found the answer.
I had the wrong Namespace and key when I added the new description.
Hi, @Nuichan
Adding structured data to your blog posts is definitely a good step for SEO. However, simply copying the JSON-LD into a metafield usually isn’t enough on its own. The theme also needs to render that metafield inside a < script type=“application /ld+json” > tag so search engines can actually read and process it.
Check how the schema is being rendered
If you’re storing the JSON-LD in a metafield, make sure your blog or article template is configured to output that metafield correctly. Otherwise, the data is stored in Shopify but won’t appear in the page source, which means search engines won’t detect it.
Before adding your own schema, it’s worth checking whether your theme or any SEO app is already generating Article schema for your blog posts. Keeping a single, complete version of the structured data is generally the cleaner approach and helps avoid duplicate or conflicting markup.
Validate the implementation
After making the changes, I’d recommend testing one of your blog posts using Google’s Rich Results Test or the Schema Markup Validator. That will confirm whether the structured data is being detected correctly and whether there are any errors or warnings that need attention.
Once the structured data is implemented and validated correctly, it can help search engines better understand your blog content.
You can also use Google Search Console by MP to monitor how Google is indexing your content and to keep an eye on any structured data issues that may be reported over time . It is optional to use.
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