Configuring WooCommerce with Schema Pro Plugin

Schema Pro helps you add structured data to your website, improving its SEO and enabling rich results in search engines. This document outlines the configuration process for WooCommerce using the Schema Pro plugin.

Steps to Configure WooCommerce Schema in Schema Pro

1. Access the Schema Pro Dashboard

• Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
• Navigate to Schema Pro > All Schemas.

2. Add a New Schema

• Click the Add New button.
• From the schema type list, select Product to configure WooCommerce product schema.
• Click Next to proceed.

3. Set Target Locations

• In the Set Target Location section:
  • Choose All Products to apply the schema to all WooCommerce products.
  • Alternatively, use Add AND Rule or Add OR Rule to include/exclude specific product categories or tags.

4. Configure Schema Fields

• In the All Schema Fields section, map WooCommerce product data to schema fields. Use the following configuration:

Field Name	Mapping
Product Name	Title (default)
Product Brand	New Custom Field
Product Image	Featured Image
Product URL	Permalink
Product Description	Content
Product SKU	Custom field: sku
Product MPN	Custom field: mpn
Product Availability	Custom field: stock
Price Valid Until	Fixed Date & Time
Product Price	Custom field: price
Currency	Fixed Option (e.g., USD)
Review Type	Person
Reviewer Name	Author Name
Product Rating	WooCommerce: wc average rating
Review Body	Content
Review Count	WooCommerce: wc review count

5. Save and Publish

• Review the configuration.
• Click the Update button to save the schema settings.

Additional Notes

1. Custom Fields:
   
   • To map custom product fields, ensure the fields are correctly defined in WooCommerce or via plugins like JetEngine or Advanced Custom Fields.
2. Testing Structured Data:
   
   • Use Google’s Rich Results Test to verify the schema is implemented correctly and debug any errors.
3. Dynamic Updates:
   
   • If product data changes frequently (e.g., price or stock), ensure those fields are dynamically updated using WooCommerce’s default functionality.