Structured Data Coverage

Coverage is necessary and not sufficient. A property with a valid graph on every page has removed ambiguity, not earned attention.

Measures
Share of published pages emitting a valid schema graph, whether the type matches the page, and whether nodes cross-reference each other rather than sitting as isolated blobs.
Data Source
The property's own rendered output.
Indicates
Legibility. How much a system is told versus how much it has to infer.
What Moves It
One schema engine generating the graph for every page type, rather than per-template markup that drifts.
Does Not Prove
Ranking benefit or citation. Valid markup on worthless content is valid markup on worthless content.
Status
Measured directly and repeatable at any time.

Two failure modes worth checking separately: markup that is valid but generic (everything declared as WebPage), and markup that describes content the page does not contain.