Every Page You Publish Can Now Explain Itself to Google

A new Auto-generate schema setting adds schema markup to any page you publish that doesn't already have it. Schema is what lets Google show rich results and lets AI answer engines understand and quote your pages, and until now it had to be added by hand, one page at a time.

What happens when I publish a page?

If the setting is on and the page has no schema, it is generated for you in the background. Your page goes live immediately either way — generation runs alongside publishing and never holds it up.

• Schema markup is generated automatically for pages published without it.
• Publishing is never delayed — generation runs in parallel.
• Schema you added yourself is never overwritten.
• It runs on every publish route — publishing from the builder, a save-triggered publish, and publishing from version history.
• Available for Websites, Funnels and Webinars.

Where do I switch it on?

It lives in a new SEO & AEO section in Settings, described as "Automatically add schema markup to pages that don't have it when published." You set it per Website, Funnel or Webinar, then save.

What happens to my existing pages?

Nothing, unless you choose otherwise. No schema is lost and nothing you added by hand is touched.

• Anything created before this release has the setting off by default — nothing changes unless you turn it on.
• Anything created after this release has it on by default, so new pages published without schema get it automatically.
• If you'd rather new pages didn't auto-generate, switch the toggle off under Settings, SEO & AEO, and save.

Who should use this?

Any business that wants to be found in search and quoted by AI assistants, which is most of them. Structured data is the sort of thing that gets skipped when a page is being rushed out, and this keeps it on every page without anyone having to remember.

You'll find it under Settings, in the SEO & AEO section of any Website, Funnel or Webinar.