Janice Butler's Email Signature
Please note this email signature is dynamicly generated based on information in our database about Janice Butler. Below is a screenshot of how our code constructs the signature with dynamic elements.
This email signature layout is under continual development. This is designed to display our ability to dynamicaly generate marketing assets. Should this email signature be of value to you, feel free to copy and paste into your email signature section freely. For a cleaner job, we offer custom design services.
Note:
- Content pulled from the database in order to structure the signature
- The highlighted elements linking to relivant destinations such as organization, contact info, etc
- The dominamt color pulled from Janice Butler's primary organization to use to highlight links in the signature
Janice Butler's "Person" Schema Markup Code
A simple yet functional "Person" schema markup code for Janice Butler would look something like this:
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Person",
"name": "Janice Butler",
"url": "https://labate.io/people/janice-butler",
"gender": "Female",
"telephone": "+1 860-768-4100",
"email": "jbutler@hartford.edu"
}
</script>
Embeding this code (or a more complex variation of this code) in a webpage that feaures Janice Butler, will make that webpage elligable display dymanic "Rich Results" in search engines. This is an SEO tactic that improve click-thru-rate on search results.
Just be sure to replace the "url" value with the url of the webpage. This schema is set up to point to https://labate.io/people/janice-butler.
There is a right and wrong way to implement this schema markup code. Be sure to read the basics of schema markup.
There are many other types of schema other than "Person", such as "WebSite", "WebPage", "Blog", "Event" etc. They all communicate to search engines the content of page, greatly increasing the chances for dynamic search result placement.
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