Best Practice for Integrating Schema.org in Laravel Blade
✅ Use JSON-LD format (recommended by Google). You should output structured data inside a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag in your Blade template.
✅ Keep schema generation dynamic. Since properties (type, price, location, bedrooms, etc.) are stored in your database, your schema must adapt per listing.
✅ Put schema close to the main content. It’s fine to include it in the <head> or right before </body> — search engines will parse it.
Great question! The best practice is to generate your Schema.org JSON-LD at the controller level and then pass it to your Blade view. This keeps your templates clean and makes it easier to manage structured data for multiple property types.
If you want a simpler setup, the Spatie Schema.org package works really well, it helps you build structured data in a scalable, Laravel-friendly way.
I’ve used this approach on a real estate project similar to Danvast Property and it significantly improved search visibility. You might also find this helpful, it covers design and optimization tips for real estate websites.
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