Organization & Identity

Overview

The Structured Data screen defines who you are — your business identity, contact details, social profiles, and physical location. This data powers the Schema.org Organization (or LocalBusiness) structured data that search engines and AI systems use to identify your business as a single, consistent entity.

Identity Fields

Organization Name

Your official business or site name as it should appear in search results and AI citations. Example: Acme Hotel Belgrade.

This field is multilingual — you can provide the name in each of your installed Joomla languages.

Organization Description

A 1–3 sentence description of your organization. Keep it factual and authoritative — AI engines use this as a source for direct citations. Example:

"Acme Hotel is a 4-star hotel in Belgrade, Serbia, offering luxury accommodation and conference facilities since 1999."

Organization Logo

Select your logo image via the Joomla media picker. Recommendations:

• Minimum 112×112 pixels
• Square or landscape ratio
• PNG or JPG format
• Transparent background (PNG preferred)

This logo appears in the Google Knowledge Panel and rich results for your business.

Contact Details

Phone numbers in international format are used in ContactPoint Schema and improve local search visibility.

Social Media Links

Social media URLs feed into the sameAs property of your Schema.org Organization block — a key signal for AI entity disambiguation, linking your website to your social profiles as the same real-world entity.

Leave a field empty to exclude that network from the Schema output. Only add networks where you have an active, real presence.

Location

Country Code

Two-letter ISO 3166 code. Examples: US, DE, RS, FR, GB, AU.

Postal Code

Your postal code. Example: 10001 or 11000.

City / Locality

Your city name, per language. Example: Belgrade (en), Beograd (sr).

Street Address

Street and house number. Example: Knez Mihailova 10.

GPS Coordinates

Decimal degree format. Example: 44.8178 / 20.4569. Highly recommended for LocalBusiness and Hotel schemas — used by Google Maps integration in rich results.

Ratings: AI Boost publishes none, on purpose

There are no rating fields, and there is no AggregateRating in anything AI Boost emits.

Google does not permit a business to publish a rating of itself. A rating you type into your own site's settings is exactly that, so a plugin that offers the fields is offering an output the one search engine it is aimed at will not honour — and fabricated ratings breach Google's structured data guidelines and can earn a manual penalty. We built the screen, looked at what it would emit, and took it out before it shipped.

If your business has reviews on a third-party platform, they reach search results through that platform and through your Google Business Profile, not through markup you write about yourself.

The Star Rating field on a Hotel is a different thing and it is real: it is the official classification of the property, not a score from reviews.