If you publish pages regularly, it’s easy to miss small SEO details that still make a real difference. This CRM setting helps by automatically adding schema markup to pages that don’t already have it, so your website content is easier for search engines and AI tools to understand without adding extra work to your day.

📌 Why This Matters

Schema markup is structured information added behind the scenes on a page. It helps search engines show richer results and gives AI-powered search tools more context about your content. For small business owners, that means your pages have a better chance of being understood correctly online, even if you don’t have time to manually update every page.

This is especially helpful when you publish new website pages, funnel pages, or webinar pages and want important SEO details covered automatically.

✨ What’s New

• Automatic schema creation: When this setting is turned on, schema markup is added automatically to any published page that does not already have it.
• No publishing delays: Your page still goes live right away while the schema is created in the background.
• Existing schema stays safe: If a page already has schema markup, it will not be replaced or overwritten.
• Works across publishing methods: It applies when publishing through the builder, save-triggered publishing, and version-history publishing.
• Available in multiple page types: You can use it for websites, funnels, and webinars.
• You stay in control: The setting can be turned on or off individually for each website, funnel, or webinar.

🛠️ How to Use It

1. Step 1: Open the item you want to manage, such as your website, funnel, or webinar.
2. Step 2: Go to Settings and find the SEO & AEO section.
3. Step 3: Turn on Auto-generate schema if you want schema markup added automatically to pages that do not already have it.
4. Step 4: Save your changes.
5. Step 5: Publish your page as usual. If no schema is present, it will be created in the background automatically.

💡 Pro Tip

Turn this on for pages tied to services, offers, or bookings so more of your revenue-focused content is easier for search engines and AI tools to interpret and surface.