# Add JSON-LD Schema to Your Bullet Pages
Structured data, particularly JSON-LD schema, plays a crucial role in how search engines understand and display your website's content. By implementing JSON-LD, you can provide explicit clues about the meaning of your pages, potentially leading to richer search results (rich snippets) and improved visibility.
## How to Add JSON-LD Schema to Your Bullet Database Pages
To add JSON-LD schema to your Bullet database pages, you need to create a specific text property in your Notion database and populate it with your JSON-LD code.
Here's how to do it:
1. **Open Your Notion Database**: Navigate to the Notion database that powers the Bullet pages where you want to add JSON-LD schema.
2. **Add a New Property**: Click the `+ Add a propery` icon to add a new property to your database.
- **Name**: Name the property `bullet:json-ld`. This exact naming convention is crucial for Bullet to recognize and process the schema.
- **Type**: Select `Text` as the property type.
3. **Add Your JSON-LD Schema**: For each page in your database, paste the relevant JSON-LD schema into the value of`bullet:json-ld` property. (You can use AI or automation like Zapier to fill this property.
**Example JSON-LD for an Article:**
```
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organization",
"name": "Bullet",
"url": "https://bullet.so",
"logo": "https://bullet.so/logo.png",
"sameAs": [
"https://twitter.com/bullet",
"https://www.linkedin.com/company/bullet"
]
}
```
4. Remember to replace the placeholder values in the example with your actual content. You can find various JSON-LD schema types and generators online for different content types (e.g., Product, Event, LocalBusiness).
Structured data, particularly JSON-LD schema, plays a crucial role in how search engines understand and display your website's content. By implementing JSON-LD, you can provide explicit clues about the meaning of your pages, potentially leading to richer search results (rich snippets) and improved visibility.
To add JSON-LD schema to your Bullet database pages, you need to create a specific text property in your Notion database and populate it with your JSON-LD code.
Here's how to do it:
- Open Your Notion Database: Navigate to the Notion database that powers the Bullet pages where you want to add JSON-LD schema.
-
Add a New Property: Click the + Add a propery icon to add a new property to your database.
- Name: Name the property bullet:json-ld. This exact naming convention is crucial for Bullet to recognize and process the schema.
- Type: Select Text as the property type.
3. Add Your JSON-LD Schema: For each page in your database, paste the relevant JSON-LD schema into the value ofbullet:json-ld property. (You can use AI or automation like Zapier to fill this property.
Example JSON-LD for an Article:
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organization",
"name": "Bullet",
"url": "https://bullet.so",
"logo": "https://bullet.so/logo.png",
"sameAs": [
"https://twitter.com/bullet",
"https://www.linkedin.com/company/bullet"
]
}
- Remember to replace the placeholder values in the example with your actual content. You can find various JSON-LD schema types and generators online for different content types (e.g., Product, Event, LocalBusiness).
