Auto-Generate Schema Markup on Publish
This article explains how HighLevel's AI-powered schema auto-generation works, including how to enable it for your Websites, Funnels, and Webinars.
You'll learn how the feature protects your SEO and AI search visibility by ensuring every published page includes structured data, with no additional manual work or publishing delays.
What is Auto-Generate Schema Markup?
Auto-Generate Schema Markup is a setting in HighLevel that uses AI to automatically create schema markup for pages published without structured data. Schema markup helps search engines and AI answer engines understand and present your content in rich results, improving both SEO and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) visibility.
Previously, schema markup had to be added manually in the page editor, one page at a time. If you forgot or didn't have time, pages went live without structured data, potentially reducing search visibility and AI citation opportunities.
When Auto-Generate Schema is enabled, HighLevel automatically adds schema markup to any page published without it, ensuring every page has structured data from the moment it goes live — with no extra work or publishing delays.
Key Benefits of Auto-Generate Schema Markup on Publish
How Auto Generate Schema Markup on Publish Works
When Auto-Generate Schema is enabled and you publish a page, HighLevel checks if schema markup already exists. If the page doesn't have schema, AI generates it automatically in the background.
You click Publish in the Builder, trigger a save-based publish, or restore a version from history.
If the page already has schema markup, HighLevel leaves it untouched and publishes the page immediately.
If no schema exists, AI generates structured data for the page in the background. This process runs in parallel and does not delay publishing.
The generated schema markup is automatically added to the page, ensuring it has structured data from the moment it goes live.
Existing schema is never overwritten. Auto-generation only runs when a page has no schema markup at the time of publishing.
Default Behavior for New and Existing Assets
Auto-Generate Schema has different default settings depending on when your Website, Funnel, or Webinar was created.
Auto-Generate Schema defaults to OFF. Nothing changes unless you manually enable the setting. Existing schema and publishing behavior remain exactly the same.
Auto-Generate Schema defaults to ON. Pages published without schema will automatically receive AI-generated structured data. You can turn this off at any time in Settings.
Auto-Generate Schema is configured individually for each Website, Funnel, and Webinar. You can enable or disable it per asset in the SEO & AEO section of Settings.
How to Enable Auto-Generate Schema Markup
Follow these steps to enable Auto-Generate Schema for an existing Website, Funnel, or Webinar.
In the left sidebar, click Sites. Select the Funnels, Websites or Webinar tab, depending on the asset type you want to configure.
Click the asset name or the three-dot menu next to it, then select Edit.
Click the Settings tab in the asset editor.
Turn on the Auto-generate schema toggle under the SEO & AEO section. The description reads: "Automatically add schema markup to pages that don't have it when published."
Click Save at the bottom of the Settings page to apply the change.
Auto-Generate Schema is now enabled. Pages published without schema will automatically receive AI-generated structured data.
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