When should I use Article Schema?

Article Schema is used for text-based content such as blog posts, news articles, magazine articles, technical documentation, etc. It provides structured data about title, description, author, publication date, modification date, publisher, keywords, body, etc., to help search engines and AI models better understand the article's metadata and content.

What format should datePublished be in?

datePublished and dateModified use date strings in ISO 8601 format. Example: "2024-01-15" (date only) or "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z" (date and time included). The YYYY-MM-DD format is most commonly used, and you can use the full ISO 8601 format when time information is needed.

What is the difference between author and publisher?

author represents the individual or multiple authors who wrote the article and is set as type Person. publisher represents the organization or company that published the article and is set as type Organization. For example, if an individual writes a blog post, author would be that individual, and publisher could be the organization that operates the blog.

Can I use subtypes of Article Schema?

Yes, you can use subtypes of Article Schema such as TechArticle, NewsArticle, BlogPosting, ScholarlyArticle, etc. Each subtype provides properties that are more suitable for specific types of articles. For example, it is recommended to use TechArticle for technical documentation and NewsArticle for news articles.

Nuxt AEO

Getting Started with Nuxt AEO Module

Yeonju Lee

Software Engineer / CDO

Published: January 15, 2024 Updated: January 20, 2024

Learn how to implement AI Engine Optimization in your Nuxt application using Schema.org JSON-LD structured data.