I appreciate the compliment AI Coach Connection. The good news is that GHL comes out with things extremely quick. So it's only a matter of time till they add it. You are correct though. It is time consuming. But not as time consuming as you may think. Now that GHL is allowing subpages e.g. https://suffari.com/services/web-design which is crucial for website structure, I've started a little project on my site where I'm adding a series of FAQ pages e.g. /faqs (with categories) /faq/websites /faqs/seo etc. Since we can add schema on the page level this should work. I go a little overboard so I'm putting hundreds of FAQs with a search bar on every page as an SEO test to see how much AI traffic I can grab from it. It's not as ideal as having the traffic go to a page or post with relevant content but with CTAs, videos, and popups I think I can convert some of the traffic. I'll keep you posts once I launch it. Feel free to give me a ring at the number on my site if you want chat. Cheers!

In order to build topical authority with Google and for the AI LLMs to search our site, we need schema markup for individual blog posts.

While global SEO is dying, local SEO is thriving if not becoming even more important. Blog posts are essential for building a company's authority on their topic in their geographic location. It is vital that we be able to add schema markup for individual posts.

This can be added as custom head tracking code like on websites and funnels or with the other SEO fields.

I appreciate David McGinnis work around solution with Google Tag Manager. However, this requires creating a new tag for each blog post which is both technically challenging and time consuming.

Problem Solved (for now)! Hey it's David over at Suffari. I figured out a way to add schema to individual blog posts through Google Tag Manager. I wrote a step-step guide with screenshots on adding blog and FAQ schema to individual blog posts. I've checked it and it works. Hope this helps. https://suffari.com/post/how-to-add-schema-to-a-blog-post-in-gohighlevel

(It still would be nice to be able to do this in GHL instead of having to do it through Google Tag Manager.)

Hey Nforsi Moutchia

This is already possible today, please go to Sites > Blog, click on name of blog and there is option of create post and exactly it has three dot with option of "Settings " - click on it and there is advance option to add tracking code.