SEO Suite guide
Validate the facts your structured data describes
Use the validator available in your build to inspect a specific page. If the tool is absent, you can still test the published URL with an appropriate external validator. This guide is the checking workflow; Schema explains the underlying settings.
Check one published page
- Choose a representative public page and open its URL.
- Run the available schema check and note which schema type it detects.
- Compare the reported name, URL, identity, and other fields with the real page.
- Distinguish a required-field error from an optional-field warning.
- Correct the source setting or content, save, and test the same public URL again.
Example: the wrong organization name
If the page describes the wrong organization, check the site identity settings and whether another SEO plugin or the theme also outputs structured data. Correct the source of the wrong value instead of adding a second contradictory block.
Never invent reviews, prices, dates, or business details to satisfy a validator. The markup must describe real content.
What a passing result means
A clean test can show that the tested markup meets the tool’s checks. It does not guarantee a rich search result or higher rankings. Google decides whether eligible results are displayed; see its structured-data introduction.
Next step
Review Schema settings. For a recurring error, send support the tested URL, detected type, exact message, and plugin version. Redact private data from screenshots.
