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Topic Entity Schema Generator

Build a connected @graph knowledge graph for AI search visibility — no WordPress required. Paste one script tag into any website platform.

By Aimee Jurenka · SEO & AI Visibility Strategist

How this works
01 · You Your Person node Name, title, site URL, and profile links. This anchors every @id in the graph.
02 · Brand Your Organization node Brand name, type, logo, and social profiles. Wired to you via founder and worksFor.
03 · Topics Your topic entities One topic per cluster. Enter your service page URL (Tier 1), your blog category URL (Tier 2), then add each supporting blog post (Tier 3).
04 · Generate Two schema blocks Hub schema for your service page. Individual schema for each blog post — paste each one into its own page head.
Hub schema goes in the <head> of your service or product page. Individual post schema goes in the <head> of each blog post — it declares the same topic relationship from the post's own page, closing the loop in both directions. Validate at schema.org/validator before publishing.
Step 01

About you

This creates your Person node — the author entity that connects to your brand, your content, and your topic map.

Identity
Authority Links — sameAs

Tell AI systems you are the same entity across platforms. The more you fill in, the stronger your entity signal.

LinkedIn
Twitter / X
Bluesky
Wikipedia
Wikidata
Other
Step 02

Your brand

This creates your Organization node — wired to your Person via worksFor and founder, so every piece of content traces back to a unified brand entity.

Organization Details
Brand Profiles — sameAs
LinkedIn
Twitter / X
Facebook
Other
Step 03

Topic entities

Each topic entity maps to one hub page and its supporting blog posts. Your service or product page is the hub — it becomes the CollectionPage that all posts connect back to via isPartOf.

Step 04

Review & generate

Confirm your details, then generate your connected @graph schema.

Add this schema to your service page
Copy the block below and paste it into the <head> of your service or product page.
How this graph is connected
  • Service page hasPart → CollectionPage → hasPart → Blog posts
  • Each blog post isPartOf the CollectionPage
  • All three tiers declare about the same DefinedTerm (your topic entity)
  • DefinedTerm traces back to your Organization via the topic map
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