GEO Insight
SUMMITFEED Homepage JSON-LD: The Implemented Structure
See how SUMMITFEED links Organization, Person, WebSite, WebPage, Service and visible FAQ content in one JSON-LD graph.
The short answer
SUMMITFEED connects its company, founder, site, homepage, service and content in one JSON-LD graph. Organization and Person are declared once and reused through @id. FAQPage is generated from the same array that renders the visible homepage questions.
What does the homepage JSON-LD connect?
| Node | What it describes |
|---|---|
| Organization | Company details, address, contact and official profile |
| Person | Founder and relationship to the company |
| WebSite | Official website |
| WebPage | Homepage and its linked entities |
| VideoObject | AI recommendation demonstration video |
| ItemList | Eight GEO insights on the homepage |
| Service | GEO and AI search optimization service |
| FAQPage | Ten visible questions |
WebSite points to Organization as publisher. WebPage links to WebSite and Organization and references the Service, FAQPage, ItemList and VideoObject.
What changed before and after JSON-LD?
The July 10, 2026 version of app/page.tsx did not contain a JsonLd, schema.org or application/ld+json integration. The page had visible text but no separate code connecting the company and services.
| Item | Earlier page | Current page |
|---|---|---|
| JSON-LD | No insertion in the page file | One script |
| Structure | No entity graph | One @graph |
| Top-level nodes | None | Eight |
| FAQ | Visible questions only | Ten visible and ten FAQPage questions |
The meaningful change is the relationship between entities, not merely a larger schema count.
What belongs in Organization and Service?
Organization carries the official company name, URL, contact details, address, logo, founder reference and Semrush Agency Partners profile. Service uses the published GEO agency name, service type, provider and area served. The live description and knowsAbout values are intentionally masked in this article; the markup on the site remains unchanged. Other nodes connect by stable @id values.
How do visible content and JSON-LD stay aligned?
Organization, Person and WebSite come from shared entity data. The homepage FAQPage is mapped from the same faqItems array used on screen, so changing a question updates both. ItemList titles and URLs are checked against the insights shown on the homepage.
How can you check JSON-LD in the initial HTML?
Inspect the deployed page response for an application/ld+json script, rather than looking only at what appears after browser rendering. Then check JSON syntax, @id references and visible values. Use Google's Rich Results Test for supported Google features and Schema Markup Validator for general Schema.org syntax.
What should you check before applying JSON-LD?
Use the same company, founder, contact and URL values as the visible page. Describe only services and questions actually shown. Give the same entity the same @id, connect related nodes from WebPage, and recheck the initial HTML after deployment. The 25-point homepage audit covers the broader site review.
Frequently asked questions
Where should homepage JSON-LD go?
It can be in the head or body, but should appear in the HTML returned by the server. Check the deployed response for application/ld+json.
Which Schema types are on the SUMMITFEED homepage?
Organization, Person, WebSite, WebPage, VideoObject, ItemList, Service and FAQPage are the eight top-level nodes.
Is more JSON-LD always better?
No. Accurately describe visible information and connect repeated entities with @id.
Should JSON-LD change when FAQ wording changes?
Yes. SUMMITFEED creates FAQPage from the same array as the visible questions.
Does JSON-LD immediately create AI citations?
No. Readable page text, index access, external mentions and answer measurement also matter.
Conclusion
Markup connects facts already on the page
JSON-LD clarifies relationships between information already published on the page. It does not replace readable content, indexing, outside references or question-based measurement.