schema-markup

name	schema-markup
description	Structured data markup for rich results and AI search visibility — JSON-LD, FAQ, HowTo, Product schemas. Use when implementing structured data for SEO. Use when working with schema markup.
domain	marketing
author	oyi77
license	Apache-2.0
subdomain	marketing
tags	["growth","marketing","markup","schema","seo"]
version	1.0.0

Overview

Structured data markup for rich results and AI search visibility — JSON-LD, FAQ, HowTo, Product schemas. Use when implementing structured data for SEO.

Capabilities

• Schema.org type selection
• JSON-LD implementation
• Rich result testing
• FAQ and HowTo schema
• Product and Organization schema

When to Use

Trigger phrases:

• "schema markup"

• "Building marketing campaigns and funnels"

• "Optimizing conversion and retention"

• "Scaling acquisition channels"

• Building marketing campaigns and funnels

• Optimizing conversion and retention

• Scaling acquisition channels

Common Patterns

1. Test with small budgets before scaling
2. Track attribution and ROI religiously
3. A/B test everything — headlines, CTAs, offers

How to Use

1. Define campaign objective and target KPIs
2. Set up tracking and attribution (UTMs, pixels, events)
3. Create campaign assets (copy, creatives, landing pages)
4. Launch with small budget for testing
5. Monitor metrics daily, optimize underperformers
6. Scale winners, pause losers, document learnings

When NOT to Use

• Task is about sales, not marketing (use sales skills)
• Task is about product development (use product skills)
• You need to analyze marketing data (use analytics skills)
• Task is about customer support (use support skills)
• You don't have marketing assets
• Task requires legal review (consult legal)

Red Flags

• Metrics declining 3+ days: Investigate funnel leaks or audience fatigue
• Ad spend with zero conversions: Pause and review targeting/creative
• Email open rates below 15%: Subject lines or sender reputation issue
• Bounce rate above 70%: Landing page mismatch or slow load times
• Attribution gaps: Missing UTM parameters or broken tracking pixels

Notes

• This skill integrates with the broader 1ai-skills ecosystem
• Combine with related marketing skills for maximum impact
• Monitor output quality and iterate on configuration
• Keep dependencies up to date for security and performance
• Document custom workflows for team knowledge sharing

Notes

• This skill integrates with the broader 1ai-skills ecosystem
• Combine with related marketing skills for maximum impact
• Monitor output quality and iterate on configuration
• Keep dependencies up to date for security and performance
• Document custom workflows for team knowledge sharing

Additional Resources

• Review the 1ai-skills repository for related marketing skills
• Check the references/ directory for checklists and templates
• Join the community for best practices and support
• Contribute improvements via pull requests

Verification

• Skill output matches expected behavior

Process

# Example: SEO keyword analysis
def analyze_keywords(keywords: list[str]) -> list[dict]:
    results = []
    for kw in keywords:
        volume = get_search_volume(kw)
        difficulty = get_difficulty(kw)
        results.append({
            "keyword": kw,
            "volume": volume,
            "difficulty": difficulty,
            "opportunity": volume / max(difficulty, 1),
        })
    return sorted(results, key=lambda x: x["opportunity"], reverse=True)

1. Analyze the task requirements
2. Apply domain expertise
3. Verify output quality

Anti-Rationalization Table

Rationalization	Reality
"Good products sell themselves"	They do not. Marketing is how people discover your product.
"I will start marketing after launch"	Build audience before launch. Pre-launch momentum is critical.
"SEO is dead"	SEO evolves. GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the new frontier.