A companion HTML report RankGear can generate alongside an analysis run, holding ready-made JSON-LD structured-data examples derived for the page or keyword you analyzed.
| Term | JSON-LD Examples Report |
|---|---|
| Category | Reports, Workbooks and Exports |
| Also known as | JSON-LD Examples |
| Where it appears | Analysis Run selectable HTML reports |
What it means in RankGear
When you finish an analysis run, RankGear can produce the main workbook plus a set of selectable HTML companions. The JSON-LD Examples Report is one of those companions. It gathers structured-data snippets in JSON-LD format that RankGear has assembled for the analyzed context, so you have concrete markup examples on hand rather than starting a schema block from scratch. It is a byproduct of the run you already chose to save, not a separate crawl or a live edit to your page.
How to interpret it
Read the report top-down. Start with its opening summary and legend to see which schema types the examples cover and how they map to the analyzed page, then follow any links into the supporting report sections for context. Treat the snippets as starting templates: you still adapt the values to your real entity, product, or article before deploying them. Keep the run metadata attached when you share the file, because the examples only make sense against the settings and target of the run that produced them.
Example
You run an analysis for an article page targeting “best trail running shoes.” After the run completes, you select the JSON-LD Examples Report among the HTML companions. It opens with a short summary, then lists JSON-LD blocks such as Article and BreadcrumbList shaped for that page. You copy the Article example into your CMS, swap the placeholder headline, author, and date for the real values, and validate it — all without altering the measurements the run recorded.
Important considerations
- The report is a snapshot of one run. Compare like-for-like settings across runs, and do not read a newer or better-formatted report as stronger evidence — formatting is presentation, not measurement.
- The JSON-LD examples are templates to adapt, not drop-in markup. Validate and populate them with your own accurate data before publishing.
- Structured data helps search engines and AI systems understand a page; it is not a ranking lever. Correlations RankGear surfaces are comparative indicators drawn from the analyzed set, not Google scores, and adding schema does not by itself “make pages rank.”
Related terms
Part of the RankGear glossary · how RankGear measures · the 870 factors.