Schema.org crawl audit

307 votes

Give insights about pages implementing Structured markup (schema.org). (marked up pages, types / pages, and bonus if tell about valid / not valid markup)

Done Suggested by: Aymen Loukil (22 Oct, '17) • Upvoted: 12 Aug, '20 • Comments: 21

Comments: 21

12 Nov, '17
Darryl
For us, schema is becoming a bigger ask for enterprise level clients (publishers / ecomm retailers).
23 Nov, '17
Simon Cox
Schema will get big in 2018 so this is key. You can check in GSC but would be really good to have this as part of the Sitebulb audit - especially if it can spot content that could be potentially marked up - ie telephone number - no Schema mark up.
27 Nov, '17
Adam Bate
I really like this idea. At minimal I'd love to be able to tell what pages currently have marked up data and what it is (LocalBusiness, Recipe, Products, etc.) and ideally identify any potential opportunities for it as well.
19 Dec, '17
Kieran
I think not bonus... but first thing (MVP) is to start by showing if Schema is valid/not valid. Then down the line, consider giving "insights" about what content is detected on the page and what structured data *should* be implemented - although this to me sounds *very* complex, potentially requiring some advanced statistical or machine learning analysis of page content to detect possible mappings to pre-defined schema.
07 Mar, '18
Simon Cox
Also this needs to be in two formats - Microdata and JSON-LD. Bing announced March 6th that it was also going to support JSON-LD along with Google.
28 Mar, '18
Mark Sceats
Agree - adding this functionality would be a big plus given the increasing importance of Schema. Hopefully makes it into V2.0 of Sitebulb.
19 Apr, '18
Simon Vreeswijk Merged
This seems to be the main thing that Sitebulb is currently missing. Any word on when this would be included?
19 Apr, '18
Simon Vreeswijk
Definitely need this!
21 May, '18
Andy Drinkwater
Schema schema schema!!
09 Jul, '18
Admin
"Structure Data Markup Review" (suggested by Ashley P on 2018-04-06), including upvotes (5) and comments (1), was merged into this suggestion.
19 Jul, '18
Stephen
Being able to know on a site which pages contain valid structured data and ones that don't would be highly useful. A breakdown of the different types of schema in a table would be a huge win IMHO.
09 Oct, '18
Mark Sceats
Having the ability to bulk check a site for Schema markup would be a major enhancement. Ideally with functionality like that provided by the Structured Data Testing Chrome extension which reports Type, Errors, Warnings, Items but this only does it one page at a time. Having the ability to do in bulk would be a big plus. Something you can do to a degree with ScreamingFrog by fiddling around with custom filters.
20 Oct, '18
Michael Charvet
Definitely needed. Schema is critical in 2018.
04 Feb, '19
Arnout Hellemans
Just being able to scrape and view the structured markup would be awesome.
05 Feb, '19
Dejan Mladenovski
I believe we should no doubt add Schema scrapping to the tool. it doesn't have to be structured initially to include every Schema available but being able to pull the @Organization, @LocalBusiness, etc & saying schema (microdata, JSON-LD, etc) does not exist on each page would be great initially.
28 Feb, '19
Mike Yem
It would be great to have this feature, even if it only shows schema as a Y/N. But it would be good to see the actual schema information native in the tool.
18 Mar, '19
Eric S
Would love a schema validation or a way to see schema used on a site. It would be super helpful if I crawl a site I can see the product pages have product schema, the contact page has corporate contact schema, and that the video library "attempted" to put have some sort of schema on there.
23 Jul, '19
next user
Love the feature
10 Aug, '19
Nick Samuel
Just googled this to see if it existed...yeah this feature would be awesome and make a lot of sense.

Funnily enough I'm here because another shouty animal crawler doesn't seem to be able to pick-up Structured Data although it has a section dedicated to this.

Having a breakdown of Schema on the site presented in that classic SiteBulb way would be awesome and make any Schema Audits piss.
14 Jan, '20
Nikola
It will be amazing to have such a feature. Sitebulb is great but so far this is the feature that I miss most.
26 Jan, '20
John Ferguson
Having just found a bug in schema generation through a manual spot-check, and having realised that it's not been reported on search console but has been around for months, I have to say this can't come too soon!