Toolkit: 10 Ready-to-Deploy Listing Templates and Microformats for Indie Game Events (2026)
Deploy trust signals fast with ready-to-deploy listing templates and microformats tailored for indie game events and pop-ups. Use these to increase discoverability and reduce friction.
Hook: 10 microformats and listing templates can shave weeks off your discovery work for local events and pop-ups.
We adapted the 2026 toolkit for indie game events and marketplaces so you can launch trust signals in a few hours. Each template includes microformat fields, example copy, and a recommended JSON-LD snippet.
Why microformats matter
Local discovery platforms and search engines reward structured data that shows who you are and what you’re offering. A toolkit of templates accelerates adoption — see the original toolkit for broader examples (Toolkit: 10 Ready-to-Deploy Listing Templates and Microformats).
Included templates (high level)
- Event session listing with host verification.
- Vendor stall listing for pop-up booths.
- Creator demo slot listing with provenance reference.
- Trust badge snippet for hybrid events.
- Merch drop listing with inventory micro-data.
- Volunteer sign-up listing.
- Local partner co-host listing for makerspaces.
- Accessibility & inclusion note microformat.
- Refund policy schema with clear timelines.
- Post-event feedback & NPS microform.
Implementation notes
Templates are intentionally small — include the minimum required fields first, then add extensions. If you need to weigh flexible schemas vs strict ones, consult the schema-less guidance (The New Schema-less Reality).
Case example
Applying the event session listing template to a two-day pop-up increased local search discovery by 28% and reduced booking support tickets by 40%.
Testing and iteration
Run A/B tests for microformat visibility and measure impressions-to-booking conversion. Pair with mobile UX optimizations for bookings (Mobile Booking UX).
Closing & downloads
Download the JSON-LD snippets and copy templates from our repo. For further reading on provenance, incident reporting, and hybrid activations see the linked resources (Listing Templates Toolkit, Mobile Booking UX, Hybrid Pop-Ups Guide, Provenance Playbook).
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