Every JSON-LD type this site emits

Our honest position on structured data

Structured data is standard search infrastructure: it states the facts about a business in a form machines can parse without guessing. Google's own guidance is explicit that no special AI schema exists — there is no markup that makes an AI engine prefer a site. We emit ordinary, valid Schema.org JSON-LD whose claims match the visible page, and nothing else. What any engine does with it is up to the engine.

Site-wide graph — on every page

The base layout emits one connected @graph on every page. Its nodes:

• Organization · ProfessionalService · LocalBusiness

  One node, three types (@id #org)

  Who we are: name, founder, founding date, contact, coverage, hours. The canonical entity every other node points at.

• WebSite

  @id #website

  The site itself, publisher-linked to #org, with a SearchAction wired to our live scanner (/scan?url=…).

• WebPage

  One per page (canonical URL)

  The page you're on, linked into #website.

• BreadcrumbList

  Every page

  Position of the page in the site hierarchy (ListItem entries).

• Service · Product

  One node, two types

  The single offer — pixel-faithful rebuild — with Brand and a $2,500 Offer pointing at /pricing/.

Page-specific types

• FAQPage (Question / Answer)

  /faq · home · /why-it-matters · /geo-agency · /ai-visibility-standard · blog posts

  Real questions we actually get, answered in full on the page. Note: Google retired FAQ rich results in 2026 — we keep this markup because it makes the answers machine-readable, not because it earns a rich result.

• Article (with ImageObject)

  /blog/ai-visibility-websites · /blog/aeo-geo-llmeo-explained · /blog/get-cited-by-chatgpt

  Standard article markup on long-form posts: headline, dates, author, publisher, image.

• TechArticle

  /ai-visibility-standard

  The AI Visibility Standard documented as a technical article.

• ItemList

  /blog

  The blog index as an ordered list of posts.

• Review · Rating · LocalBusiness

  /case-studies/[slug]

  Each case study marks up the customer's business and the documented outcome. Facts in the markup match the facts on the page.

• Organization · ProfessionalService

  /ai

  The AI manifest re-states the canonical org facts for agents and answer engines.

Supporting types (nested inside the above)

Person

Founder (Ricky Parker) and case-study reviewers

Offer

Pricing on the core Service/Product node and page-level offers

Brand

The Website Recycling brand on offer nodes

PostalAddress · Country

US coverage on #org

OpeningHoursSpecification

Availability on #org

ContactPoint

hello@websiterecycling.com on #org

SearchAction

The WebSite node's scanner action

ImageObject

Article images on blog posts

ListItem

Entries inside BreadcrumbList and ItemList

Verify it yourself

View the source of any page on this site and read the application/ld+json blocks, or paste a URL into Google's Rich Results Test or the Schema.org validator. The markup and the visible page say the same thing — that's the whole point.