NAP Consistency vs Schema
Compare structured NAP fields to pasted directory text.
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Last reviewed Nov 11, 2026
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Compare structured NAP fields to pasted directory text.
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Based on status, robots meta, and X-Robots-Tag signals.
Grade
Generated output
Markup
Apache
Nginx
UUIDs
API keys
NAP line
JSON-LD
Checklist
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Suggested queries
| Bot | Mentioned | Disallow / |
|---|---|---|
Heading outline
| Step | Status | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Header | Value |
|---|---|
Response headers
User-agent rules
Review
SERP preview
| Term | Count |
|---|---|
Page / post type
Top-level schema types
Rich-result candidates
All nested @types
Raw JSON-LD
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