SEO/GEO - Schema Markup Scraper
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SEO/GEO - Schema Markup Scraper
wisteria_banjo/schema-markup-scraper
This actor to fetches JSON-LD/Schema Markup from Multiple URLs & checks whether the page contains markups for the following types: AggregateRating, Article, Event, FAQPage, LocalBusiness, Organization, Person, Product, & Review. Schema Markup helps search and generative engines find & read webpages.
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$12.00/month + usage
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Monthly users
3
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>99%
Last modified
4 days ago
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