Services
Fix Kits · Fix kit

Schema + Entity Kit

The Schema + Entity Kit improves the structured signals that help search and AI systems understand who you are, what you offer, where you operate, and why you are relevant.

This kit focuses on Organization or LocalBusiness schema, Service and FAQ schema, breadcrumb and provider guidance, SameAs links, and entity consistency across your public surfaces.

Scope controlFix kit
Engagement modeScoped after scan

Scope is confirmed against an observed leak before work begins.

Run a free scan first Bring an existing finding
Surface focus
  • Organization schema
  • LocalBusiness schema
  • Service schema
  • SameAs
  • Entity clarity
The qualification test

Fix the observed path before expanding the work.

Businesses with weak machine-readable business data, incomplete schema, or inconsistent entity signals across the web.

Observed symptomFit signal
01

Service, location, and provider entities do not connect on the public site.

Inspect
02

LocalBusiness or Organization schema is missing, partial, or contradictory.

Inspect
03

SameAs links to public profiles are missing or wrong.

Inspect
The work record

Included work and explicit limits.

The service definition separates what Revvye contributes from what remains with the operator.

01Included
Organization or LocalBusiness schema guidance
Service schema recommendations
FAQ schema recommendations
Person or provider schema where relevant
Breadcrumb schema recommendations
SameAs and entity connection guidance
Entity consistency checklist
02Scope boundary
Schema guidance is per-page, with placeholder values that must be replaced before deploy.
We do not auto-generate schema from private data; everything keys to public information.
Entity consistency is checked across the surfaces a public visitor would see.
The close condition

What should be observably different.

01

A machine reading your public site can match service, place, and provider cleanly.

02

Entity confusion across profiles, directories, and the website is reduced.

These are intended public-surface changes, not promised revenue outcomes.