Ghost
Ghost gets most of this right out of the box, so a Ghost site with findings usually has a customized theme.
What tends to go wrong here
Ghost ships server-rendered pages, correct heading structure, Open Graph tags, an XML sitemap, and Article structured data with a publisher node. A default Ghost install scores well without anyone touching it.
Where the findings land
- Easy To Fix
- Almost anything, since themes are editable Handlebars templates.
- Harder To Fix
- Adding content types Ghost does not model, like FAQ or product markup, which means hand-writing JSON-LD into the template.
- Usually Structural
- Only headless Ghost builds, where the front end is a separate application and the findings belong to it.
Worth knowing
If a Ghost page is showing Entity Clarity findings, the theme has almost certainly overridden the default structured data block. That is a one-file repair.
Others in Content Management Systems
- WordPress Almost every QuickRankAI finding is a quick fix on WordPress, and almost every one of them is also a plugin default somebody never revisited.
- Drupal Structured data and clean markup are achievable on Drupal but rarely automatic, and the defaults are quieter than WordPress.
- Joomla Server-rendered and template-controlled, with structured data depending almost entirely on which extensions are installed.
Find out which of these apply to you
Everything above is what usually happens on this platform. The inspection tells you what is actually happening on your page.