Structured data
Business facts placed in a web page with clear labels that software can read.
How this fits the service
People ask AI assistants to recommend businesses; yours may be missing, so Logres checks why competitors appear, helps fix the gaps the evidence supports, and asks again later.
What it means
Structured data gives facts on a web page a clear meaning, such as business name, address, service, or opening hours. Schema markup is the most common way websites add it.
The goal is to reduce guesswork. A labelled phone number is easier for software to understand than a loose number in a paragraph.
Why it matters to your business
Clear labels make it easier for software to use facts from your own website instead of relying only on an outdated directory. Missing labels are also a practical website issue that can be fixed.
How Logres checks it
Logres checks the homepage and location pages for common structured-data markup and flags important pages where it is missing.