Every Website Has Hidden Structured Data — Here's How to Extract It

Open any website. Right-click → View Source. Search for application/ld+json . You'll find structured data that the website itself put there for Google to read. It's machine-readable, standardized, and practically begging to be extracted. What Is JSON-LD? JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linked Data) is a way to embed structured, machine-readable data inside HTML pages. It follows the Schema.org vocabulary — the same standard Google, Bing, and Apple use to power rich search results. When you see star ratings in Google search, product prices in shopping results, or event dates in Google Calendar — that's JSON-LD. <script type= "application/ld+json" > { " @type " : " Product " , " name " : " Wireless Headphones XR-500 " , " offers " : { " @type " : " Offer " , " price " : " 79.99 " , " priceCurrency " : " USD " }, " aggregateRating " : { " @type " : " AggregateRating " , " ratingValue " : " 4.5 " , " reviewCount " : " 1234 " } } </script> Where To Find It Almost every commercial we