Schema Markup Audit & Rich Results Recovery

If your star ratings, FAQ drops or sitelinks disappeared from Google — or never showed at all — this is a focused diagnose-and-fix audit of your structured data. I work through the Enhancements and Rich Results reports in Google Search Console, the Rich Results Test and the Schema.org validator to find exactly which errors and warnings are blocking eligibility, then repair the underlying JSON-LD. Common culprits I fix include broken or missing Product, FAQPage, Article, LocalBusiness and BreadcrumbList markup, required properties left empty, and the wrong @type on a page.

A frequent hidden problem for Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah sites is conflicting or duplicate schema — a WordPress SEO plugin, a theme and a tag-manager snippet all emitting their own LocalBusiness or Product blocks, so Google sees contradictory data and quietly drops the rich result. I de-duplicate the conflicting markup, consolidate it into one clean validated block per page, and confirm eligibility for review stars, FAQ rich results, breadcrumbs and sitelink-style enhancements. For a free-zone or mainland SME, recovering a star rating or FAQ snippet directly affects click-through and the AED value of the same Google ranking.

This gig is deliberately different from a from-scratch "Bilingual Schema.org JSON-LD (EN / AR)" build: that service creates new bilingual structured data for a site that has none. This is the audit-and-fix product for a site whose rich results broke, regressed or never appeared despite having markup. Eligibility is what I deliver; whether and when Google chooses to display a rich result is Google's decision, so I fix every issue to spec rather than promising a guaranteed snippet.

How it works

1. 1
   Access & inventory

   You grant Search Console access (or export the reports) and point me at the affected pages; I inventory every error and warning.

2. 2
   Validate & diagnose

   I run each template through the Rich Results Test and Schema.org validator to pinpoint broken, missing or conflicting markup.

3. 3
   Fix & de-duplicate

   I repair the JSON-LD, remove duplicate or contradictory blocks, and re-validate until every page passes clean.

4. 4
   Re-test & report

   I submit affected URLs for re-crawl, hand over the corrected markup, and document what was fixed and what to monitor.