43 schema.org types, with the code

Every type SEO for Solos uses, with a complete JSON-LD example, its required and recommended properties, whether it produces a rich result, and the three mistakes it attracts.

Types documented

Rich result eligible

Families

2026-07-27

Reviewed

Identity

OrganizationThe publishing entity behind a site. The anchor every other node references by @id.
WebSiteThe site as a whole. The isPartOf target for every page node.
PersonA named individual, used for author bylines and team pages.
ProfilePageA page whose subject is one person or organisation, rather than a topic.
ContactPointA way to reach an organisation, typed by the kind of contact it handles.
PostalAddressA physical address, with the country as an ISO 3166 code rather than a name.

Navigation and lists

Content

Commerce

Reference data

Questions

How many schema.org types does SEO for Solos document?

SEO for Solos documents 43 schema.org types, each with a complete JSON-LD example, its required and recommended properties, and its three most common implementation mistakes.

Which schema types produce rich results?

19 of the 43 types documented here are eligible for a Google rich result. The remaining 24 are still worth shipping, because their value is entity resolution and answer extraction rather than search result presentation.

Do I need all of them?

No site needs all 43 types. A typical content site uses six to ten: Organization, WebSite, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, Article, Person, FAQPage and ItemList. The rest apply only when the corresponding content exists.