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This video explains what schema markup actually does—and what it does not do—so local business owners can use it correctly without hurting their SEO.

Schema markup is a powerful tool, but it’s often misunderstood. Many local businesses assume schema alone will boost rankings or replace other SEO efforts. In reality, schema works best as a supporting signal, not a standalone solution. This video clears up that confusion.

Schema markup does not replace strong website content, customer reviews, backlinks, or a well-optimized Google Business Profile. Instead, it reinforces those efforts by making your business data consistent, structured, and easy for search engines to understand. It helps Google interpret the signals you’re already sending—more clearly and more confidently.

However, accuracy is critical.

Schema must always match what users can actually see on your website. If you mark up services that aren’t listed, locations you don’t serve, or information that doesn’t exist on the page, Google may ignore the schema—or worse, treat it as misleading. When schema and on-page content are misaligned, it can damage trust instead of building it.

In this short video, I explain why schema should be viewed as a clarity tool, not a shortcut. When implemented correctly, it strengthens your SEO foundation by reinforcing consistency across your website and supporting your existing rankings signals. When implemented incorrectly, it becomes ineffective or risky.

This is especially important for local service businesses competing in crowded markets, where precision and trust signals can make the difference between showing up—or being skipped.

If you want a deeper walkthrough of schema best practices, common mistakes to avoid, and how to apply it safely and strategically, watch the full video here:
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