Step By Step Guide

Step 1: Enable Schema Manager

1- Go to WordPress Dashboard → SEO Repair Kit → Schema Manager

2- Ensure the feature is enabled (Pro only)

Step 2: Choose a Schema Type

1. Click Add New Schema (or select an existing schema to edit) like
   • Article
   • Product
   • FAQ
   • Job Posting
   • Event
   • Local Business
2. The available fields will update automatically based on the selected schema.

Step 3: Assign a Post or Post Type

1. Choose where the schema should be applied:
   • A single post or page, or
   • An entire post type (Posts, Pages, or Custom Post Types)
2. This determines which content the schema will be attached to.

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Step 4: Map and Fill Schema Fields

1. Use the visual editor to fill required and optional schema fields
2. For each field, you can:
   • Map it to a WordPress field (Post Title, Content, Author, Featured Image, etc.)
   • Map it to a custom field
   • Enter a manual value
3. Required fields are clearly marked to help avoid errors.

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Step 5: Preview the JSON-LD Output

1. Open the Live Preview panel
2. Review the generated JSON-LD schema
3. Ensure all important fields are populated correctly

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Step 6: Validate the Schema

1. Use the built-in validation engine
2. Fix any:
   • Missing required fields
   • Invalid values
   • Unsupported properties
3. Validation helps ensure compatibility with search engines and rich results.

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Step 7: Save and Apply Schema

1. Click Save Settings
2. The schema configuration is stored securely
3. Schema is automatically applied to the assigned content

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Step 8: Verify on the Frontend

1. View the post or page on the frontend
2. The schema is automatically injected into the page source as JSON-LD
3. You may test the page using:
   • Google Rich Results Test
   • Schema.org Validator

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Step 9: Manage or Update Schema

• Edit schema settings anytime from Schema Manager
• Apply updates globally or per page
• Multiple schemas can be managed without conflicts