SEO and structured data specialist, UK

Structured data that works

Schema markup is easy to get wrong and hard to check, so it often ends up half-done or sitting on the to-do list. I'll check what's on your site, fix what's wrong and keep it working, with everything explained in plain English. I also take on broader SEO consulting if that's what you need.

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What a search engine reads today

"Honest SEO — structured data consulting."

What structured data adds

{
  "@type": "Organization",
  "name": "Honest SEO",
  "url": "https://honestseo.co.uk",
  "knowsAbout": ["Schema markup", "Structured data"],
  "contactPoint": {
    "@type": "ContactPoint",
    "email": "hello@honestseo.co.uk"
  }
}

This page's own schema

VALID — 0 errors, 0 warnings

Checked against schema.org

Why it's worth getting right

Most sites either skip structured data or bolt it on badly. Both cost you visibility.

Visibility

Show up in rich results

Star ratings, product details, breadcrumbs and knowledge panels all depend on markup search engines can trust.

Accuracy

Stop the guesswork

Without explicit markup, search engines infer what your content means — and sometimes get it wrong.

AI readiness

Be quotable, not skipped

AI Overviews and assistants lean on structured, well-labelled content when deciding what to cite.

How I can help

Three ways in, depending on where your site is today.

Schema audit

A plain-English report on what's missing, broken, or being ignored by search engines — and what to fix first.

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Implementation

Schema markup written and installed properly, matched to how your site and CMS actually work.

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Ongoing monitoring

Markup checked and kept valid as your site, content and the schema.org spec itself change.

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Who's behind Honest SEO

I'm Jack, a website and SEO specialist based in Cambridgeshire. My focus is structured data and schema markup, but I also take on broader SEO consulting.

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In short

No jargon, no vague promises — just markup that does what it's supposed to, explained in plain English.

Schema types

The schema that matters most depends on what your site actually is. Three common starting points:

E-commerce

Product & offer markup

Prices, stock and star ratings shown directly in search and shopping results.

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News & publishers

Article & author markup

Correct bylines, dates and images, so Google shows your articles accurately in Search and News.

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Brands

Organization & brand markup

One consistent, verified identity across search, knowledge panels and AI.

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Not sure where to start?

A free schema audit takes ten minutes to arrange and tells you exactly where your site stands.

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