One place to inspect the graph: the PublishRank Schema Aggregator

Treat structured data as something to inspect

Structured data connects a publication, its authors, articles and other page entities in a machine-readable format. PublishRank's Schema Aggregator endpoint is intended to make the generated graph easier for site owners to review across their WordPress templates.

The endpoint is an inspection aid, not a shortcut to a rich result. Search platforms decide how to use structured data, and a syntactically valid graph does not establish that its claims are accurate or that a page qualifies for a particular display.

Check relationships as well as syntax

During a review, confirm that the site and publisher identities point to the intended organization, author information is genuine, and each article uses a type that matches what readers can see. Check images, dates, canonical URLs and breadcrumbs after template or plugin changes.

The Schema Aggregator can give technical teams one useful place to examine output, while editorial owners remain responsible for the facts and relationships described by the markup.

Add it to a safe release check

Test the endpoint on staging first, compare it with representative public pages and investigate duplicate output from a theme or another SEO plugin. Record the expected graph before a release so regressions are easier to spot.

After a change, validate the rendered page as well as the endpoint. The page visitors receive remains the source of truth; an aggregation view cannot correct inaccurate editorial information on its own.

• Choose representative article and archive templates
• Check entity names, dates, URLs and image references
• Resolve duplicate providers before assigning one source of truth