But YAML also supports a more stripped-down syntax, intended to be even more concise than JSON. For example, YAML uses indentation for hierarchy, forgoing the braces.

The official Schema.org JSON-LD structured data Schema.org website has many examples of how to write the structured data code. Just take an example and use it as a template. Here’s an image of ...

HTML is relatively simple compared to JSON. It does have more limitations, and JSON is more flexible. JSON also enables more complex data structures to be used in it than HTML. For example, HTML can't ...

If you need to use multiple syntaxes for structured data, now Google officially supports it through syntax graph merge. Just be super careful and test, test, test when you implement it.

The official Schema.org JSON-LD structured data Schema.org website has many examples of how to write the structured data code. Just take an example and use it as a template. Here’s an image of ...