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Schema: validThrough

Schema: validThrough Example Markup

The following are examples of markup written in json+ld that include the correct usage for Schema: validThrough.

JobPosting

An in-depth JSON-LD example for JobPosting markup, wired into the Xoo universe as Xoo Code Inc. hiring a Senior Structured Data Engineer for the XooStructured team at Dunmore. Learn the Google for Jobs rich result requirements: the tricky baseSalary composition, employmentType enum, remote-work properties, and the requirements soup that trips up most authors.

OpeningHoursSpecification

OpeningHoursSpecification JSON-LD example with weekday and weekend hours, a seasonal holiday extension, and a closure date. The business hours structure that LocalBusiness and Place use for the "Open now" badge in search results.

FinancialIncentive

FinancialIncentive JSON-LD example for a structured data adoption tax credit. Covers the 14 properties unique to FinancialIncentive including incentiveType, incentiveStatus, incentiveAmount, incentivizedItem, and the IncentiveType/IncentiveStatus enums.

MonetaryAmount

MonetaryAmount JSON-LD example for a salary range. Reference page covering all 6 MonetaryAmount properties: value, minValue, maxValue, currency, validFrom, validThrough. Used across schema.org for prices, salaries, fees, and any monetary value.

PriceSpecification

PriceSpecification JSON-LD example for the root of the schema.org pricing tree. StructuredValue subtype carrying price, priceCurrency, validFrom / validThrough, eligibleQuantity, eligibleTransactionVolume, minPrice / maxPrice, and VAT flagging.

LocationFeatureSpecification

LocationFeatureSpecification JSON-LD example for the amenityFeature of a Place, Accommodation, or LodgingBusiness. PropertyValue subtype adding hoursAvailable, validFrom, and validThrough for time-scoped amenities.