Schema Audit: List Existing + Missing/Weak, Generate HIGH Priority JSON-LD

Prompt

In Chrome, open {{page_url}}. Check page source and list all schema. Say if LocalBusiness exists and if it’s useful.

Output:

(1) existing schema + verdict
(2) missing/weak schema + priority
(3) for HIGH priority only: generate clean JSON-LD with placeholders

No guessing. No explanations. Be blunt.

In Chrome, open:

{{page_url}}

Task

Check page source and list all Schema.org JSON-LD / Microdata / RDFa found.

Output rules (strict)

• No guessing.
• No explanations.
• If you can’t verify something from the page source, say unknown.
• Be blunt.

Output format (exact)

(1) Existing schema + verdict

For each schema block found, list:

• Type(s)
• Where found (JSON-LD vs Microdata vs RDFa)
• High-level verdict: useful / meh / harmful / broken
• If LocalBusiness exists: verdict on whether it’s actually helpful (complete vs thin vs wrong)

(2) Missing / weak schema + priority

List missing or weak schema types as:

• HIGH / MED / LOW — SchemaType — 1-line reason

Prioritize anything that helps local discovery and rich results (only if appropriate for the page).

(3) For HIGH priority only: generate clean JSON-LD with placeholders

Generate copy-paste JSON-LD blocks. Use placeholders like:

• {{business_name}}, {{street_address}}, {{city}}, {{region}}, {{postal_code}}
• {{phone}}, {{url}}, {{logo_url}}, {{image_url}}
• {{latitude}}, {{longitude}}
• {{opening_hours}}

Do not fill placeholders. Do not invent reviews/ratings.