Structured data — the engine behind our schema graph.
One graph, fifteen schema types, zero duplicate JSON-LD blocks. Built to satisfy Google rich results and AI Overview retrieval in one output.
Why a graph beats standalone blocks
Most SEO plugins emit 6-9 disconnected JSON-LD blocks per page. Google merges them, but AI engines like Perplexity and Gemini frequently drop context. A connected graph with @id references keeps entity relationships intact for both.
15 schema types included
Article, NewsArticle, BlogPosting
Full Article graph with author, publisher, mainEntityOfPage.
Organization, Person, LocalBusiness
Trust signals for E-E-A-T and Knowledge Panel eligibility.
Product, Offer, AggregateRating
Rich results for shopping and review carousels.
FAQPage, HowTo, QAPage
The three schema types that dominate AI Overview citations.
VideoObject, ImageObject, Event, Course, Recipe
Full coverage of the media rich-result families.
Validated at publish time
Every schema block runs through Schema.org validator + Google Rich Results validator before the post publishes. Errors block the publish.
Common questions
- Does this replace my other schema plugin?
- Yes. Deactivate any standalone schema plugin (Schema Pro, WP SEO Structured Data, etc.) — the Omni graph outputs a superset of what those emit.
- Will it slow down my site?
- No. The graph is generated at save time and cached to a database column. Front-end render is one SELECT and one echo — sub-millisecond.