Schema markup added automatically to every page

Schema is one of the most powerful ranking signals, and one of the most neglected. Licheo agents add it for you, without a single line of code on your side.

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Schema markup is a set of hidden labels in your website's code that tells Google and AI assistants exactly what your business is, what services it offers, and where it operates. Most website owners never add it because it requires technical knowledge. Licheo agents write and add the correct schema automatically to every page as they build, so search engines and AI can understand your business without you touching any code.

What schema markup does for you

Imagine describing your business to someone who cannot see your website, only its code. Schema markup is exactly that description, written in a language search engines and AI assistants read fluently.

It tells them: this is a business, these are its services, this is where it is located, these are its reviews. With this clarity, Google can show richer results and AI assistants can quote you with confidence. Without it, the machines are left to guess, and they often guess wrong.

Why most sites skip it

Schema is written in a format called JSON-LD, and adding it correctly takes real technical skill. A small mistake can break it entirely. So most owners, and even many web builders, simply leave it out.

This is a quiet loss. The site gives up one of its clearest chances to be understood and shown, all because the work felt too technical to attempt.

  • Business schema that names your company, services, and location
  • Review and rating markup so Google can show stars in results
  • FAQ schema that helps your answers appear directly in search
  • Every schema type validated so it works, not just exists

Done automatically, checked before launch

With Licheo, schema is never an afterthought or an add-on you must chase. As the agents build each page, they write the correct schema for it and validate it, so it actually works.

You never see JSON-LD, and you never need to. You describe your business, the agents handle the labels the machines need, and you approve the finished site before it goes live.

Questions people ask

What is schema markup in simple terms?
Schema markup is hidden text in your website's code that describes your business to Google and AI assistants. It names your company, your services, your location, and more, in a language machines read easily. It helps them understand and show your site correctly.
Why does schema matter for ranking?
Schema gives search engines clear facts instead of guesses. This can lead to richer results, such as star ratings or answer boxes, and it helps AI assistants quote you accurately. Clear signals almost always beat unclear ones.
Do I need a developer to add schema?
Not with Licheo. Normally schema requires technical skill and careful coding, which is why many sites skip it. The agents write and validate it for you, so you never touch the code.
Will the schema be correct and valid?
Yes. The agents validate every schema type they add, because broken schema helps no one. Validation is part of how they build, not a step left for later.
Can schema help with AI assistants too?
Very much so. The same labels that help Google also help ChatGPT and Perplexity understand what your business is and does. Good schema serves search engines and AI assistants together.

Let the machines understand your business

Have the agents add correct, validated schema to every page automatically, so Google and AI know exactly what you offer. You approve before launch.

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