Website builder guides
Add LocalBusiness schema to your website builder
Generate the markup once, then follow the steps for your platform: paste the code for free, or paste a hosted embed once and keep every detail in sync.
- Schema for WordPressWordPress gives you three places to add LocalBusiness JSON-LD: a header-code plugin, your theme, or a Custom HTML block on the page itself. The plugin route survives theme updates and takes two minutes.Read the guide
- Schema for WixWix has a built-in place for structured data on every page, so you can add LocalBusiness JSON-LD without touching code. For hosted embeds, Wix's Custom Code setting adds the script to every page's head.Read the guide
- Schema for SquarespaceSquarespace adds some basic business markup itself, but not full LocalBusiness detail like split opening hours or service catalogs. Code Injection lets you add complete JSON-LD site-wide or to one page.Read the guide
- Schema for WebflowWebflow lets you add code to the head of every page or a single page, and CMS collection pages can mix JSON-LD with CMS fields — ideal for a location directory.Read the guide
- Schema for ShopifyShopify themes usually output Product and Organization markup, but not LocalBusiness details for a physical store. Add it to your theme layout once, or to just the store-locator page.Read the guide
- Schema for LovableLovable builds your site from a prompt, so the fastest way to add LocalBusiness schema is to ask for it — and point the agent at LocalSchema's free API so it generates valid, validated markup instead of guessing.Read the guide
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