Structured data
Structured data is machine-readable information about a page, usually JSON-LD in the schema.org vocabulary, that tells search engines and AI tools what the page is about.
How Xodia adds structured data: your AI writes JSON-LD that matches what each page shows, such as FAQPage for a visible FAQ, and a CMS collection page fills Article, Product, Event or Job posting data from each item's fields.
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What it is
A script tag of type application/ld+json can say that a page is a product with a price, an article with an author, a set of questions and answers, or a how-to with steps. Search engines can use it for rich results, and answer engines read it to quote pages accurately.
It should only describe what is visible on the page; marking up content a visitor can't see breaks the guidelines.
In Xodia
On Xodia template sites, a page's settings can hold JSON-LD structured data. Xodia's SEO and answer engines skills tell your AI which types fit a page, such as FAQPage for a visible FAQ, and to keep the data matching what the page shows.
This site uses the same approach: every guide here carries HowTo and FAQPage data built from its visible steps and questions.
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Related terms
- Canonical URLA canonical URL is the one address a page declares as its main version, with a link rel="canonical" tag, so search engines combine duplicates under it.
- llms.txtllms.txt is a plain Markdown file at a site's root, /llms.txt, that tells AI tools what the site is and links to its most useful pages with a line about each.
- Markdown twinA Markdown twin is a plain Markdown version of a web page served alongside the HTML, so AI agents and tools can read the page's content without its layout and scripts.