Structured data ยท Updated October 21, 2026
WTNMarket structured-data claim boundaries
Keep WTNMarket Organization, Article, Breadcrumb and FAQ schema aligned with visible and supportable claims. This guide treats WTN Market and WTNMarket search terms as research labels, not as proof that a destination is official or safe.
Schema is not a place for extra claims
Structured data should describe content that visitors can read on the page. Adding unsupported official, verified or ownership language to JSON-LD creates a mismatch and does not establish legitimacy.
Use the same cautious terminology in visible headings, FAQ answers and schema fields.
Choose types by page purpose
Use WebSite and Organization information on the homepage, CollectionPage for the guide library and Article with BreadcrumbList for individual guides.
FAQPage markup should include only questions and answers displayed to users on that page.
Keep identifiers consistent
Use canonical HTTPS URLs for @id, mainEntityOfPage, breadcrumb items and publisher references. Changing domains requires updating all of these values together.
Absolute image URLs should resolve successfully and use the same canonical origin.
Validate meaning and syntax
A JSON parser can confirm syntax, but a manual review must confirm that the meaning matches the page. Test representative templates after every generator change.
Include schema checks in the release audit so missing or duplicated types stop deployment.
Frequently asked questions
Can schema declare a link official when the page cannot prove it?
No. Structured data should not contain stronger claims than the visible, supportable content.
Should hidden FAQ answers be added only for search engines?
No. Marked-up FAQ content should be visible to users on the page.