Schema Markup Generator

Introducing the Schema Markup Generator – a native tool built directly into the Website & Funnel Builder that lets you create, validate, and publish structured data (schema markup) without leaving the platform. No external tools. No manual code injection. No technical expertise required.

Note: The SEO Meta Data section has been renamed to SEO & AI search optimization as part of this release.

Why This Feature?

Schema markup tells search engines and AI systems exactly what your page is about – making your content eligible for Google rich results, LLM citations (ChatGPT, Perplexity), and Google AI Overviews. Today, adding schema is a painful, error-prone process that requires external tools and technical knowledge. This feature eliminates that entirely.

Key Highlights

140+ Schema Types – Covers local businesses, products, articles, FAQs, events, and more
Form View – No-code, guided editor; just select a schema type and fill in the fields
JSON View – Advanced users can write or paste JSON-LD directly
Built-in Validation – Auto-validates against Schema org & Google rich results guidelines on save
No external validator needed
One-Click Save & Publish – Schema is saved to the page <head> and goes live on publish
Multiple Schemas Per Page – Add and manage multiple schema types on a single page

How to Use

Enable: Agency Settings → Labs → Search "Schema Markup Generator" → Activate Feature (for specific or all sub-accounts)

Access: Website/Funnel Builder → Edit Page → SEO & AI search optimization (left panel) → Schema Markup → + Add Schema

Steps

Select a schema type from the dropdown (e.g., LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Product)

Fill in the fields in Form View, or switch to JSON View for direct code editing

Click Validate & Save – errors are highlighted inline if validation fails
Publish the page to make the schema live

Supported Schema Types

Organization, Website, BreadcrumbList, Article/BlogPosting, FAQPage, QAPage, HowTo, VideoObject, Person, Product, LocalBusiness, Event — including all child types under each.

Good to Know

Schema is page-specific – it does not carry over to other pages or funnel steps
Schema appears in preview immediately after saving, but goes live only on publish
Schema is not auto-generated when creating a new page with AI – add it manually after content is ready