How to Edit Page-Level Schema in SureRank

SureRank makes it easy to customize structured data (Schema Markup) for individual posts, pages, products, or custom post types directly within the WordPress editor.

Why Use Page-Level Schema?

Page-level schema allows you to fine-tune structured data for specific content, helping search engines better understand and display your content with rich snippets. This overrides any global schema settings and ensures your most important pages are perfectly optimized.

Step-by-Step: Editing Schema for a Single Page

1. Open the Content You Want to Edit

Go to your WordPress dashboard and open the post, page, product, or custom post type where you want to adjust the schema settings.

2. Launch the SureRank Panel

Click the SureRank icon in the top-right corner of the editor. This opens the SureRank sidebar.

3. Navigate to the Schema Settings

In the SureRank panel, switch to the Meta tab. Then scroll down and open the Schema section.

Here, you’ll see the list of schema types currently applied to the page (e.g., WebPage, Article, Organization, etc.).

4. Customize the Schema

• Click any existing schema type to view or edit its properties.
• Use the Add Schema button to assign additional schema types.
• Remove any schema that isn’t relevant using the trash icon.

Once you’ve made your edits, hit Save at the bottom to apply changes.

Note: Changes made here apply only to this specific page and will override global schema settings.

Verifying Your Schema

After saving, use these tools to confirm everything is correctly implemented:

• Schema.org Validator
• Google Rich Results Test

These tools will show whether your schema markup is valid and eligible for enhanced search results.

These tools will help ensure your structured data is correctly implemented and eligible for rich results in search engines.