Local Business Schema Generator

A local business schema generator builds LocalBusiness JSON-LD with address, phone, opening hours and coordinates. It should mirror your Google Business Profile and the visible page exactly.

It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste or upload is sent to a server or stored.

How to read the result and act on it

Add the output to your homepage or location page as JSON-LD. A good result uses the most specific business type, your exact name, address, phone number, opening hours, a representative image and map coordinates if you know them. Compare each detail with your Google Business Profile and website footer, since matching information supports consistency. Opening hours use a format like Mo-Fr 09:00-18:00, so confirm days and times carefully. Test the markup in the Schema Markup Validator and the Rich Results Test, then repeat the process for each branch with its own page and details.

Common mistakes to avoid

Do not publish different phone numbers, names or addresses across your schema, site and business listings. Another mistake is using a service area address for a business that has no public location. Avoid putting every branch into one block on one page. Do not guess opening hours or leave out holiday changes when they matter. Remember that the markup supports understanding but does not replace a verified Google Business Profile, reviews and local content. Also avoid adding ratings that do not come from genuine reviews displayed on the page.

Does LocalBusiness schema help local rankings?

It is not a known ranking factor, but it supports consistent business details across your site and listings.

Which type should I use?

Pick the most specific schema.org subtype that fits, such as ProfessionalService or Dentist.

How do I add multiple locations in schema?

Create a separate page for each location with its own LocalBusiness markup, address and hours. Link them to a parent Organization where appropriate, and keep each page's details identical to that branch's business listing.

What is NAP consistency?

NAP stands for name, address and phone number. Keeping them identical across your site, schema and directory listings helps search engines and customers trust that they refer to the same business.

• NAP Consistency Checker: Compare business name, address and phone across listings against your master record.
• Organization Schema Generator: Generate Organization or LocalBusiness-style JSON-LD with logo and sameAs profiles.
• Local Landing Page Outline Generator: Outline a location page that offers genuine local value, not a swapped-city template.

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