SpeakableSpecification schema for voice assistants on Wix

SpeakableSpecification schema tells voice assistants which parts of your page are most suitable for text-to-speech reading. As voice search grows and AI assistants read web content aloud, implementing this schema on your Wix site gives your content an advantage for voice-based queries.

What SpeakableSpecification Schema Does

SpeakableSpecification identifies specific sections of your content that are suitable for audio playback using text-to-speech (TTS) technology. Google Assistant and other voice assistants use this markup to select the most relevant, concise section of your page to read aloud when answering a voice query.

When to Use SpeakableSpecification

• News articles and blog posts with clear summary sections
• FAQ pages where answers need to be read aloud clearly
• How-to guides with step-by-step instructions
• Product descriptions with key features and specifications
• Service pages with concise descriptions of what you offer
• Local business pages with address, hours and contact details

Implementing SpeakableSpecification on Wix

Adding speakable schema to your Wix pages

• Identify the 2-3 most concise, informative sections on each page
• Ensure these sections are written in clear, conversational language suitable for reading aloud
• Keep speakable sections under 2-3 sentences each for optimal TTS delivery
• Add the SpeakableSpecification within your existing Article or WebPage schema
• Use CSS selectors or xPath to reference the speakable content sections
• Test with the Schema Markup Validator to confirm correct implementation
• Monitor voice search traffic in Google Search Console under the Discover tab

Writing Content for Voice Search

Content marked as speakable should be written differently from standard web content. Use short, declarative sentences. Avoid abbreviations, jargon and complex sentence structures. Write as if you are speaking directly to someone. The content should make sense when heard without visual context.