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Schema Markup Generator for Funnels and Websites

Schema markup is structured data (JSON-LD) that helps search engines and AI search tools understand what a page is about, such as a business, product, FAQ, or event. The Schema Markup Generator lets you create, check, and publish it right in the funnel and website builder. Both the AI and manual options are free to use.
Schema is set per page. It doesn't carry over to other pages or funnel steps.

Create schema with AI

The AI reads the content on your page, so finish the page first. It can't create schema for an empty page.
  1. Go to Sites, then Funnels or Websites.
  2. Open the funnel or website, and click Edit on the page or step.
  3. Open SEO & AI search optimization, then Schema Markup.
  4. Click + New Schema and choose Create with AI.
  5. Enter a clear, detailed prompt and click Send.
  6. When the AI is done, click View Schema Markup and review it in Form view and JSON view.
  7. Ask the AI in the chat to add, change, or remove schema if needed.
  8. Click Validate and Save.
  9. Check the schema shows under Active Schemas.
  10. Publish the page to make it live.

Create schema by hand

  1. Go to Sites, then Funnels or Websites.
  2. Open the funnel or website, and click Edit on the page or step.
  3. In the left panel, open SEO & AI search optimization, then Schema Markup.
  4. Click + New Schema and choose Add Schema.
  5. Click + Add Schema and pick a type, such as Local Business, FAQ Page, Product, or Article.
  6. Fill in the details:
  7. Form view: fill in the guided fields.
  8. JSON view: paste or write your JSON-LD.
  9. Click Validate & Save. If it fails, fix the highlighted fields or JSON formatting.
  10. Save and publish the page.

Supported types

Organization, Website, Breadcrumb List, Article / Blog Posting, FAQ Page, QA Page, How To, Video Object, Person, Product, Local Business, Event, Offer, Review, Aggregate Rating, Recipe, Image Object, Service, and Course, plus the more specific types under each.

Best practices

  • Only add schema for content visitors can actually see on the page.
  • Pick the most specific type that fits, such as a specific kind of local business.
  • Keep details like hours, prices, and addresses up to date.
  • Local businesses usually get the most from Local Business, FAQ Page, Review, and Service schema.

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