Location-Based SEO Data Structure ensures that search engines receive accurate, structured information about product availability and store/warehouse details. When enabled, the system adds location-specific schema markup to product pages, improving visibility in location-based searches and enhancing rich results such as “Available Near You” or Local Store Availability.

This feature works through structured data formats such as JSON-LD, which Google and other search engines use to understand your multi-location product inventory.

How to Enable Location-Based Structured Data

1. Go to Location Manage → Settings
2. Open Location Wise Everything → SEO
3. Toggle:

Location Structured Data — ON/OFF

• ON
  Adds location-specific structured data for product pages
• OFF
  Product schema will follow default WooCommerce structure

What Structured Data Includes (When Enabled)

When Location Structured Data is enabled, the plugin injects enhanced schema information such as:

1. Product Availability by Location

The schema includes:

• Availability status (InStock, OutOfStock, LimitedAvailability)
• Location-wise stock quantity (if enabled)
• Warehouse/store name
• Store geographical position

Example (conceptual):

"availability": "http://schema.org/InStock",
"inventoryLocation": "New York Warehouse",
"stockLevel": "12"

2. Store/Location Business Information

The structured data includes:

• Location name
• Location address (street, city, country)
• Postal code
• Latitude & longitude (for local search relevance)
• Contact email / phone (if configured)
• Opening hours (if business hours enabled)

Example (conceptual):

"provider": {
  "@type": "Store",
  "name": "Los Angeles Warehouse",
  "address": {
    "streetAddress": "123 Market St",
    "addressLocality": "Los Angeles",
    "addressRegion": "CA",
    "postalCode": "90001",
    "addressCountry": "US"
  },
  "geo": {
    "latitude": "34.0522",
    "longitude": "-118.2437"
  }
}

3. Pickup & Delivery Information

If applicable, structured data can also reflect:

• Pickup availability at a specific location
• Local delivery area support
• Estimated delivery/pickup time

Example (conceptual):

"hasDelivery": true,
"availableAtOrFrom": {
  "@type": "Place",
  "name": "Chicago Pickup Hub"
}

4. Multi-Location Handling

If the cart contains products from multiple locations or the product is available in more than one store, structured data may include multiple entries:

"offers": [
   {
     "@type": "Offer",
     "location": "New York Warehouse",
     "availability": "InStock"
   },
   {
     "@type": "Offer",
     "location": "Houston Warehouse",
     "availability": "OutOfStock"
   }
]

Why Location-Based Structured Data Matters

✔ Enhances local SEO visibility

Search engines can show your product for regional queries (e.g., “Product near me”).

✔ Enables rich results

Google may display availability, store info, and pickup options directly in search.

✔ Improves search accuracy

Structured data helps Google understand:

• Which location has stock
• Which location provides pickup
• Which warehouse fulfills the order

✔ Supports multi-location ranking

Each location can independently contribute to search visibility.

Best Practices for Location SEO Data

• Ensure each location has:
  • Complete address
  • Accurate contact info
  • Latitude & longitude
  • Business hours
• Keep location names consistent and descriptive
• Enable Location in Meta Title and Meta Description for better keyword relevance
• Use unique location slugs to avoid duplicate content signals
• Test structured data using the Google Structured Data Testing Tool

Summary

Location-Based SEO Data Structure ensures your WooCommerce store is fully optimized for multi-location search visibility—helping each location rank individually and increasing the chances of appearing in local search results, rich snippets, and “near me” queries.

If you want, I can also generate sample full JSON-LD markup to include in your theme or plugin.