How to implement Schema.org with Quinta?

What is Schema.org and why it matters

Schema.org is a structured data standard supported by Google, Bing, and AI engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity). Its implementation improves hotel visibility in both organic search results and generative AI search (AEO:  Answer Engine Optimization).

Q-Share handles the full injection pipeline automatically. Once the data-schemas attribute is configured, the script fetches the structured data from Q-Data, formats it as JSON-LD, and injects it directly into the page DOM  no manual authoring required.

01 — How automatic injection works

The Q-Share script performs three operations in the background on each page load:

1. Calls the Q-Share API using the configured license key and language
2. Fetches the structured data matching the Schema.org types defined in data-schemas
3. Injects a <script type="application/ld+json"> tag into the page DOM automatically

The resulting output injected into the page looks like this:

<!-- Automatically injected by the Q-Share script --> <script type="application/ld+json"> {   "@context": "https://schema.org",   "@type": "Hotel",   "name": "Hotel Name",   ... } </script>

To verify injection is working, open the raw page source (Ctrl+U) and search for application/ld+json.

 

02 — Add the data-schemas attribute

The data-schemas attribute controls which Schema.org types are injected on each page. Add it directly to the Q-Share script tag already installed on the page.

Three selection modes are available.

Mode 1 — Single schema

Inject one Schema.org type. Recommended for pages with a single content focus.

<script   src="https://q-share.quicktext.im/script.min.js"   data-license="XXXXX-XXXX"   data-lang="en"   data-schemas="Hotel" ></script>

Page mapping examples:

Mode 2 — Multiple schemas

Inject multiple Schema.org types on the same page. Recommended for high-value pages combining several content types. Values are comma-separated.

<script   src="https://q-share.quicktext.im/script.min.js"   data-license="XXXXX-XXXX"   data-lang="en"   data-schemas="Hotel,FAQPage,OfferCatalog" ></script>

Page mapping examples:

Mode 3 — Schema with specific child properties

Inject a Schema.org type while exposing only selected child properties. Useful for reducing the JSON-LD payload on pages where only a subset of the hotel data is relevant, or for targeting specific rich snippet formats.

<script   data-schemas="Hotel[Address,Geo,Amenities],Breadcrumb" ></script>

Syntax: the parent type is followed by its child properties in square brackets, comma-separated. Multiple types can be combined in the same attribute value.

Syntax reference

03 — Available Schema.org types

04 — Validation

Once the script is deployed with data-schemas configured, validate using the following tools. Allow 2–5 minutes after first deployment before testing.