Generate LocalBusiness schema with address, hours, geo coordinates, and contact info. Supports restaurants, stores, and service businesses.
Local Business Schema Builder converts a business name, LocalBusiness subtype, postal address, opening hours, geographic coordinates, and contact details into JSON-LD structured data for a physical business location. It is suited to restaurants, shops, and service businesses preparing markup for a relevant website page. The important distinction is that the result describes the business. It does not create, claim, verify, or update a business profile on a search platform, and valid markup does not guarantee a particular search result.
The builder organizes the entered name, business type, postal address, and contact details as properties of a LocalBusiness entity. Choosing a narrower subtype changes what kind of place the markup identifies, while the address remains the physical location being described. The resulting JSON-LD is intended for a page about that business or individual branch.
Opening hours associate applicable days with local opening and closing times. Geographic data identifies the same place using latitude and longitude. These values must agree with the stated address and visible page content. Carefully review schedules involving split periods, overnight service, seasonal hours, or holiday exceptions, since a regular weekly schedule may not communicate every real-world variation.
Use the most specific Schema.org subtype that is plainly true for the location. Restaurant is appropriate for a restaurant, while Store and its narrower subtypes apply to relevant retail locations. If none of the available choices describes the business confidently, use LocalBusiness. Do not select a type merely because it appears more likely to attract a rich search presentation.
No. The builder produces descriptive structured data only. Search engines decide whether to crawl the page, accept the information, and show an enhanced presentation. The markup should match visible page content and authoritative business details, but even syntactically valid and accurate JSON-LD does not guarantee indexing, ranking, inclusion in local results, or a particular display.
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