Local Business Schema

Hello,

We apologize for the issue you are facing. When creating programmatic pages with Local Business Schema, it’s important to ensure that the new schema you inject does not conflict with the existing schema generated by Rank Math.

Here are some recommendations to avoid conflicts:

1. Use Unique Schema Types: Ensure that the schema types you are injecting are unique and do not overlap with the existing schema types generated by Rank Math. For example, if Rank Math is generating Local Business schema, consider using additional properties or types that complement it without duplicating.

2. Test Your Schema: After injecting your custom schema, use the Google Rich Results Testing Tool to check for any errors or conflicts with the existing schema on your pages. This tool will help you identify if there are any issues with the schema markup.

3. Schema Markup Structure: Make sure that your injected schema follows the correct JSON-LD structure and is properly formatted. This will help prevent any parsing issues that could arise from conflicting schemas.

4. Review Existing Schema: If possible, review the existing schema generated by Rank Math on those pages to understand what is being outputted. You can do this by viewing the page source or using schema testing tools.

5. Consider Using areaServed: If your programmatic pages are targeting specific areas, you might want to include the areaServed property in your Local Business Schema to specify the areas your business serves. This can enhance local SEO without conflicting with existing data.

If you have specific technical details or examples of the schema you plan to inject, feel free to reply to this ticket, and a human agent from our support team will assist you further. Thank you for raising this concern!

Sources:
Add Multiple "areaServed" Cities to Your LocalBusiness Schema » Rank Math