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license: cc-by-4.0
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pretty_name: Brand Structured Data Reference v1.0
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- structured-data
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- schema-org
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- brand-identity
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- ai-visibility
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- seo
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- small-business
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# Brand Structured Data Reference v1.0
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This reference maps common public brand facts to structured data concepts that can help people, search engines, and AI systems understand a brand more clearly.
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It is intended for independent brands, small businesses, founder-led companies, service providers, local businesses, and early-stage products that need a clearer public identity online.
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This is not a ranking guide and it does not guarantee search visibility, rich results, AI recommendations, indexing, or commercial outcomes. It is a practical field map for publishing clearer and more consistent brand information.
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## Files
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- `brand_structured_data_reference_v1.tsv` — the main field reference.
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## Columns
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- `section` — the broad area of brand identity.
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- `field` — the brand fact or signal.
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- `plain_language_question` — a founder-friendly way to ask for the information.
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- `schema_org_type` — the closest Schema.org type or concept.
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- `schema_org_property` — the closest Schema.org property where applicable.
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- `priority` — suggested priority for early brand visibility work.
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- `recommended_status` — whether the field is core, recommended, contextual, or conditional.
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- `why_it_matters` — why the field can help public understanding.
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- `example_value` — a simple illustrative value.
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- `notes` — caution or implementation notes.
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## Suggested Use
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Use this reference to plan a public brand profile, website schema markup, entity SEO work, crawler-readable brand pages, or internal brand data collection.
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For a small brand, the first priority is usually to publish the core identity fields clearly and consistently:
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- Brand name
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- Official website
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- Short description
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- Logo
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- Founder or owner where appropriate
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- Location or area served
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- Official social links
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- Main products or services
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- Public credibility references
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## Version
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Version: 1.0.0
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Date: 2026-05-26
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Author: Nitin Kumar Gupta, Farosio
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## License
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This reference is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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