Star ratings visible on page but no AggregateRating schema

AggregateRating is schema (structured data) that tells search and AI engines the numeric rating and review count behind the star icons visible on your page. This check found visible star ratings on your site with no matching AggregateRating schema behind them, so the stars a person sees aren't backed by any machine-readable data. Without this schema, Google can't show your star rating as a rich snippet (the small visual star display that appears directly in search results), so you lose that visibility boost even though you've already earned the reviews behind it. The ratings work for human visitors but are invisible to the systems that could amplify them. Your developer needs about 1 hour. Add AggregateRating JSON-LD, including ratingValue, reviewCount and bestRating, nested inside the relevant parent schema for your business, such as Product, LocalBusiness or Service. Validate the result with Google's Rich Results Test. This is a genuinely quick win, since the reviews already exist; only the structured data connecting them to search is missing.