Schema Markup Export
How to copy, validate, and implement the JSON-LD schema block WriteCited generates for every article.
Every article WriteCited generates includes a complete JSON-LD schema block ready to paste into your page head. Without schema on your published page, AI models cannot reliably interpret your content structure — this step is required for full AEO Score credit.
What WriteCited generates
- •Article schema — all content types. Headline, description, author, datePublished, dateModified, publisher.
- •FAQPage schema — all types with a FAQ section. All questions and answers included.
- •HowTo schema — How-To Guide type only. All steps with name and text.
- •BreadcrumbList schema — all content types. Domain and article URL path.
All schema outputs as a single combined JSON-LD block in one script tag.
How to export
- 1.After your article generates, click the Schema tab in the export panel.
- 2.Click 'Copy JSON-LD'. The full block is now in your clipboard.
- 3.Paste inside the <head> tag of your published page before </head>.
CMS placement
| Platform | Instructions |
|---|---|
| WordPress | Install 'Insert Headers and Footers' plugin. Paste in Header section for the specific page. |
| Webflow | Page Settings > Custom Code > Head Code field. Publish after pasting. |
| Ghost | Post settings gear icon > Code Injection > Header field. |
| Framer | Page Settings > Custom Code > Head section. |
| Next.js | Use next/head component or add to _document.js. |
| HTML / Static | Paste directly inside <head> before </head>. |
Validation
After publishing, go to search.google.com/test/rich-results and enter your page URL. Article, FAQPage, and HowTo (where applicable) should all show as valid with no errors. If errors appear, the most common cause is pasting in the body instead of the head, or special characters in FAQ answers breaking the JSON.