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Auto-discovery of schema code on site
Milestone's Schema Manager scans up to ONE MILLION webpages on your site to find existing schemas, structured data, and gaps in the current schema markup deployment. -
Recommendation engine provides insights
Schema Manager automatically creates a nested schema markup structure and lets you implement error-free, advanced schema markup with all valid and recommended schema properties. -
Works regardless of CMS
Milestone's Schema Manager is CMS agnostic. The schema markup code generated by Schema Manager is injected into the page through your tag manager. -
Doesn’t affect page-load time
The JavaScript (JS) code generated by Milestone's Schema Manager adds just 1 millisecond (avg) as compared to 80-200 milliseconds added by typical 3rd party JS code that is added when you hardcode schema markup on the page, or use any other solution for schema deployment. -
Automated schema validation and deployment
The built-in validation engine validates the schema markup in real time while the content is being tagged. One-click deployment makes schema deployment easy, and constant monitoring of the deployed schemas for errors, warnings and changes to schema vocabulary ensures your schemas are always up to date and error-free. -
No developer experience required
A "what you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG) editor allows you to select and tag content on your page. This ZERO-code schema tagging means you need no developer experience to deploy schemas on your site. -
Bulk-apply schemas
Just tag one page from any template in your site and Schema Manager will apply the schema code to all the pages that share the same template and page structure. This means you can now deploy schemas at scale, in a fraction of the time it would need to deploy schemas manually -- regardless of the size of your site. -
The importance of schemas
Our schema return on investment (ROI) calculator measures the expected profit earned from your marketing investment error-free advanced schemas.
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Performance reporting
With built-in tracking and performance reporting, you can compare ‘before and after' performance of the pages where schemas are deployed.