I will setup schema markup, rich snippet on your website

A schema markup is a type of microdata that can be added to a webpage's HTML code to provide search engines with additional information. By understanding the content of a webpage better, search engines can provide users with more relevant and accurate results.

Depending on your website's size and complexity, you will need to set up schema markup separately. Generally, it involves identifying the appropriate schema markup tags to use for your content, adding the code, and testing the implementation.

Search engines can better understand your website's context and relevance by using schema markup. Search engine visibility can be improved, and click-through rates can rise.

You can use schema markup on any website, including blogs, e-commerce, and corporate sites. The markup can be customized to fit the needs of your website.

Several factors influence schema markup's benefits, including the size of your website and the competitiveness of your industry. Your website's visibility and click-through rates will improve within weeks to months after implementing schema markup.

Please note that even if your website's structured data is correctly marked up according to Google's structured data developer's guide, it is important to understand that Google does not guarantee that the data will be displayed in search results.