Local Business Schema Generator

Our local business schema generator is here to provide you with a schema for local businesses.

Google Search supports structured data for local businesses with only 3 formats: JSON-LD, MicroData and RDFa.

With this local business schema generator, you will receive the code in MicroData format (HTML).

Name or business name:

Street address:

City or Locality:

State or Region:

Postal code:

Country:

Result:





About Local Business Schema Generator

This specific generator will provide you with the most necessary information for your business and it won't include image and price range fields where you most likely see the errors using Google's structured data testing tool. But these fields are not that important and as you can see - we have the same errors and warnings.


Local Business Schema Generator

Code for Image and PriceRange

If you feel like adding image and priceRange then copy the code below and add it to your website with correct data.
Don't forget to edit the code accordingly to your business.


<img itemprop="image" src="URL TO IMAGE" alt="YOUR BUSINESS NAME" /> <span itemprop="priceRange">$100 - $3,500 (CHANGE IT ACCORDINGLY)</span>

Why Should You Use Structured Data?

As we all know, Google uses web crawlers to examine websites content. But why structured data is so important? Because those crawlers use structured data to generate rich snippets also known as rich results.

For example, by putting local business structured data on your website will help Google crawlers to understand the information on your website.

Crawlers will compare your local business data to business citations and decide whether your business is local and real. And the best part...from the local SEO standpoint, it should boost your Google Maps (Google My Business) visibility in search results.


Local Business Schema Markup Example (HTML Microdata)

<div itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/LocalBusiness"> <div itemprop="name">Market Me Good</div> <div>Email: <span itemprop="email">h@marketmegood.com</span></div> <div>Phone: <span itemprop="telephone">+37120177993</span></div> <div>Url: <span itemprop="url">www.marketmegood.com</span></div> <div itemprop="paymentAccepted" style='display: none' >cash, check, invoice, paypal</div> <meta itemprop="openingHours" style='display: none' datetime="Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa,Su 0-0" /> <div itemtype="http://schema.org/PostalAddress" itemscope="" itemprop="address"> <div itemprop="streetAddress">Aspazijas bulvaris 5</div> <div><span itemprop="addressLocality">Riga</span>, <span itemprop="addressRegion"></span> <span itemprop="postalCode">LV-1050</span></div> </div> </div>

And now it's up to you to put styling (.css) on your newly created local business structured data.

Frequenly Asked Questions About Local Business Schema (FAQ)


Organization vs Local Business Schema - What's the difference?

Local Business Schema represents physical business or a branch of an organization like brick-n-mortar stores, restaurants, a branch of bank, a medical practice, etc.

However, Organization represents school, NGO, corporation, club, etc.


How to add Local Business Schema?

If you choose to do that with HTML microdata then simply substitute the NAP (Name, Address, Phone number) on your website with Local Business Schema by using our Local Business Structured Data generator.


What is Local Business Schema?

It's a piece of HTML code (type of structured data) that you can add to your websites contact page or footer to make it easier for search engines to identify your websites category.

To put it simply, it's a way how search engines understand that you are physical company and not just another blog.


How to do Local Business Schema for multiple locations?

First off, create separate Google My Business accounts for each location.

Secondly and most importantly, create separate website pages for each location and put Local Business Schema for each location there.

local business schema multiple locations