I work with a lot of small businesses with small budgets (many are sole-proprietors). Most have small websites - usually no more than about 20 pages. I use RankMath and am not sure if I should be trying to push people to pay for the plugin or not. I want to be sure their websites have schema, but want more than the free plugin offers, so I've been generating the schema then adding it to a header/footer plugin. I'd love to hear your thoughts.

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I'm interested to hear how others are implementing schema, and maybe get some feedback on how I'm doing it. Most of my clients are small local businesses and their websites are usually no more than 10-20 pages. Most of them are using Yoast, so I'm converting them over to using the free version of Rank Math. I'm letting Rank Math handle most of the pages, but for the major pages (Home, Services, FAQ, Jobs, Contact) I'm adding the schema manually with a header/footer plugin. I'd love to hear from anyone who has done it this way and if you found any pros or cons.

I would love to see some websites that have good AEO - both with on page and schema markup. If anyone can post a link I'd appreciate it.