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Daniel Wellington — Schema.org / JSON-LD audit

Daniel Wellington's storefront grades D (54/100) across homepage, PDP, collection and blog. 1 finding flagged for fix — each ships with a copy-paste-ready Liquid snippet on the live tool.

D

Schema score · 54/100

18 checks evaluated

Live result · refreshed 2026-05-29

www.danielwellington.com
Screenshot of Daniel Wellington's Shopify storefront

About Daniel Wellington

Founded 2011 · SE

Filip Tysander founded Daniel Wellington in Sweden after a chance encounter with a man wearing an old Rolex on a NATO strap. The brand grew from $15K to a reported $220M revenue in five years almost entirely through influencer marketing — sending watches + discount codes to hundreds of thousands of Instagram creators. The DW playbook directly created the modern micro-influencer industry.

Public scale markers

Disclosed in filings, acquisitions or named press reporting — not estimates.

  • 01~$220M revenue peak (2015)
  • 02Bootstrapped — no external funding
  • 03Hundreds of thousands of micro-influencer partnerships
  • 04Founded with $15K initial capital

Notable for the schema.org audit

Daniel Wellington is the original influencer-marketing-attribution case — the discount-code system + UTM tracking infrastructure they built is now industry standard. The storefront reflects that attribution-heavy DNA.

Per-page schema on Daniel Wellington

JSON-LD blocks + Schema.org types detected on each canonical Shopify page type.

  • Homepage

    2 blocks

    Types: Organization, WebSite

  • PDP

    0 blocks

    No JSON-LD detected on this page type.

  • Collection

    1 block

    Types: Organization

  • Blog

    2 blocks

    Types: Organization

Open findings

Top 7 of 7 non-passing checks. Open the live tool to see every check + copy-paste-ready Liquid fix snippet for each.

  • Blog: all JSON-LD blocks parse without errorscritical

    1/2 block failed JSON.parse: Bad control character in string literal in JSON at position 224 (line 9 column 1

  • Homepage: BreadcrumbList schema presentrecommended

    Adds breadcrumb rich result to search listings — boosts SERP CTR.

  • Collection: BreadcrumbList schema presentrecommended

    Adds breadcrumb rich result to search listings — boosts SERP CTR.

  • Blog: BreadcrumbList schema presentrecommended

    Adds breadcrumb rich result to search listings — boosts SERP CTR.

  • Collection: ItemList schema presentrecommended

    Helps search engines understand collection-page contents as a structured product list.

  • Blog: Article schema presentrecommended

    Article / BlogPosting schema unlocks the article rich result on Google Discover + Search. Critical for content-marketing-driven stores.

  • Homepage exposes at least 3 distinct schema typesrecommended

    2 types: Organization, WebSite

What this Schema grade reveals

D-grade signals meaningful structural gaps in Daniel Wellington's storefront Schema. The most common pattern at this grade band is missing Product schema fields (offers price + currency + availability), conflicting Review schema from two apps (Loox + Judge.me both writing AggregateRating), or no BreadcrumbList — fixable in an hour of theme.liquid work.

Breakdown: 1 blog finding. The live tool ships a copy-paste-ready Liquid snippet for each finding — every finding is fixable in theme.liquid without installing additional apps.

Cross-check with the App Stack Detector to see which Schema-emitting apps are installed — most Schema problems on Plus tenants come from conflicting Review schema between Loox + Judge.me + the theme rather than missing apps.

Run live

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