| name | schema-audit |
| description | Audit structured data (schema markup) across the top pages to surface errors blocking rich results eligibility. Use when asked about rich results, schema errors, or structured data health. Aussi déclenché en français par "données structurées", "balisage schema", "mes rich results marchent pas", "extraits enrichis", "les étoiles dans Google", "JSON-LD", "mon FAQ s'affiche pas dans Google". |
Schema Audit
Validate structured data on the site's most-visible pages to find errors that block rich results eligibility.
Steps
- Call
list_properties to confirm the site_url.
- Call
get_search_analytics with dimensions=page, sort_by=impressions, row_limit=20 to get the top 20 pages by impression volume.
- For each page URL, call
schema_validate to check structured data validity.
- Categorize results:
- Valid: schema present and error-free
- Warnings: schema present with non-critical issues
- Errors: schema present but invalid (blocks rich results)
- No schema: no structured data detected on the page
- Prioritize errors and missing schema on pages with the highest impressions.
Output format
Summary line: X valid / Y warnings / Z errors / W no-schema out of 20 pages.
Issues table: Page URL | Schema type | Status | Issue | Impressions
Prioritized fixes:
- Critical: errors on high-traffic pages blocking rich results
- High: missing schema on pages where rich results would apply (Article, Product, FAQ, Review)
- Medium: warnings reducing rich result quality
- Low: pages with no schema and low traffic
For each fix, specify which schema type to add or correct and which properties are required.
