Service · Schema markup
Structured data for every template, true to what each page shows, so search engines and AI assistants read the business correctly. Nothing is marked up that a visitor cannot see on the page.
The rollout
The markup on every template read and listed, with plugin duplicates, errors, missing types and eligible search features named.
Organization, LocalBusiness, Service, Product, Article and breadcrumbs as the site needs them, filled from what each page actually shows.
Checked on staging or sample pages, released in the CMS or theme, then followed in Search Console as Google recrawls the site.
Every type is documented per template, so your team knows what is on the site and why it is there.
Sound familiar
Most sites already have some markup. The trouble is who added it, and whether it still matches the page.
The theme, the SEO plugin and a reviews widget each output their own markup, and each one describes the business differently.
Ratings, prices or FAQs in the code that visitors never see. At best Google ignores them; at worst it issues a manual action and the site loses its rich results.
Hours, addresses and services changed on the page but not in hand-coded markup, so search keeps showing last year's details.
The arrangement
Reports carry your logo, PDF metadata names your business, and our strategists use your email aliases on every call they join.
Never a shared vendor inbox.
Author, title and producer fields.
On outreach and client calls.
Signed before the first login.
What is in the rollout
Run the full rollout on one client's site or fold it into a white-label SEO retainer. You see the list of templates and types before anything is written, so the quote has no guesswork in it.
Every template checked for the structured data it outputs today, including what the theme, plugins and widgets add without anyone noticing.
Organization or LocalBusiness markup with the name, address, phone, hours and service area, matched to the client's Google Business Profile.
Service markup for what the client offers, and Product markup with price, stock and reviews for stores, pulled from the catalog rather than typed in.
Article markup with authors and dates for the blog, and FAQ markup only where the questions really appear on the page.
Breadcrumb, WebSite and WebPage markup describing how pages relate, matching the breadcrumbs and internal links visitors actually use.
Every template tested before release and followed in Search Console afterwards. On a white-label SEO retainer, the markup is rechecked after every theme or plugin update.
The deliverable list
What was there, what was written and what Search Console reports afterwards, template by template. Your team can see at a glance what belongs on each page.
Quoted per client after the audit. A brochure site and a large store with thousands of products are very different jobs.
How it runs
Six steps, and you are only needed for three of them. Everything between is ours to run.
One client URL and the platform it runs on. Mention any reviews, products or locations the client wants to see in search.
What each template outputs today, which types are missing or broken, and which search features the client can actually qualify for.
A list of templates and the types each one gets. Check the business details against what you know before anything is written.
NDA signed and access handed over, then JSON-LD written for every template and tested on staging or sample pages.
Released in the CMS or theme, then followed in Search Console for errors and warnings as Google recrawls the site.
Which types are live on which templates, and what Search Console reports, in your report template and ready for the client.
The portfolio
Our agency builds ship under partners' brands, NDA-protected. What you can see: sites we own, and direct clients who agreed to be shown.
Dallas, TX, USA
Lawn care site with a full-width video hero, service showcase, careers, and location pages. Built mobile-first for homeowners searching on their phones.
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Video intro, service pages, and social integration. Card-on-image hero and click-to-call, so visitors can phone the business in one tap.
Bellevue, WA, USA
Lawn care site with service pages, video intro, location page, and inquiry flow. Fresh green palette on a conversion-first layout.
The alternatives
All three work. They just cost different things, and only one of them covers the whole scope and still scales down when a client leaves.
What we need from you
Structured data has to match the facts. These four give us the facts, and the access to put them in the right place.
Admin or theme access to add the markup where it belongs. On a site we built, we already know where that is.
Legal name, addresses, phone numbers, hours and service areas, exactly as the client wants them shown everywhere.
Read access shows the structured data problems Google has already found, and later confirms that the fixes held.
The review platform the client uses, if any. Ratings are only marked up where they are real and shown on the page.
Partner feedback
★★★★★
"We added SEO to the rate card in a month without hiring anyone. Three years in, not one client has asked who does the work, because there is nothing to find."
★★★★★
"The strategist joins our client calls under our domain and knows the account better than we do. That is the part other providers cannot fake."
★★★★★
"We tested four providers. ServeVision was the only one that sent the outreach list before pitching, so we could veto our clients' competitors."
Honest qualifier
We would rather say no early than take a project or retainer that was never going to work.
Only where Google's rules allow them. Products with real reviews can show ratings, but reviews a business collects about itself generally do not earn stars for that business. We tell you in writing which search features each template can qualify for, so nobody sells a result Google will not show.
Google now shows FAQ results for very few sites, so we never sell it as extra space in the results. We still add it where the questions really appear on the page, as a clear description of the content for search engines and AI assistants.
Whichever suits the site. On WordPress the SEO plugin can cover the basics, and we write JSON-LD by hand for the rest, removing duplicates so each page describes itself once.
Updates are the usual way markup breaks, which is why the markup on every template is documented. On a white-label SEO retainer we recheck it after each update; after a one-off project the documentation stays with your team, so anyone can spot what has gone missing.
Not directly. It helps search engines understand the page and makes it eligible for richer results, which can earn more clicks from the same position. Rankings still come from content, links and a sound site, which is why it sits inside technical SEO work rather than replacing it.
Where we run it
LocalBusiness markup has to match each location exactly: its address, hours and service area. It is written location by location, in every state your client operates in. Pick a state to see its metros.
White-label web design & SEO
Take the whole stack or pull single line items à la carte. Start with a site and add search once it is live, or take search on its own.
Everything between the kickoff call and the login handover, built under your agency's name. You own the client; we never appear.
Ongoing search work on a site your client already has, or one we built. Reported in your branding, on your schedule.
Get an audit
Send a single URL and get a complete, unbranded audit you can put your logo on and pitch with, hire us or not.
Pick a time that suits you. 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the project.
Prefer email? Write to vivek@servevision.io
Share one client URL and the basics. We never contact your clients, ever.