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What if Schema Isn’t Code But a Map?

Saddam Hosen edited this page Jun 14, 2025 · 2 revisions

What if Schema isn’t code… but a map? When you open Google Maps, it doesn't just show a pin — It introduces a place:

📍 Name 🗺️ Location 👤 Who owns it 🧰 What’s inside

Now think about your website. Does Google really know what it is? Who owns it? What each page means? That’s where Schema comes in. It’s how you tell Google: “This is my digital building. Here’s the owner. This room is a tool. That one is a blog. This one answers questions. And here’s how everything connects.” I didn’t learn Schema from a course. No school. No certificate. I learned it by building my own platform — Free Document Maker. I made mistakes. I got confused. Then one day, it clicked: Schema is not just markup. It’s conversation. And that conversation matters — Because 95% of founders, developers, and creators still feel like Schema is “too technical” or “not for them.” But it's not. They just need someone to explain it in human language — like I did for myself, and like I want to do for others. 📘 I’m writing a blog series. Then maybe an eBook. If you’ve ever felt lost or stuck on Schema — comment below or message me. Let’s make websites talk again. https://lnkd.in/g2hqHSNv

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