Schema Deployment Guide
Choose a deployment method to inject Schema.org markup into your website
How Schema Deployment Works
After generating your schemas and uploading them to R2, you need to inject them into your website's HTML. There are several ways to do this:
Bot-Only Injection: Show schema only to search engines and AI crawlers (recommended)
Universal Injection: Show schema to all visitors (simpler but may affect page size)
Manual Injection
Add schema directly to your HTML
Simple copy-paste implementation
Full control over placement
No external dependencies
Works everywhere
Simplest
Cloudflare Worker
Bot-only injection using edge computing
Zero performance impact for human visitors
Automatic schema injection for search engines
Centralized updates via R2
Works with any CMS
Recommended
Server-Side Integration
Inject schemas at build/render time
Next.js, React, Vue integrations
WordPress, Shopify plugins
Dynamic schema generation
Coming Soon
Cloud Script
Load schemas via JavaScript
Single script tag integration
Automatic schema updates
Works with any CMS
Coming Soon
Need Help?
If you're unsure which deployment method to choose, we recommend starting with Cloudflare Worker. It's the easiest to set up and has zero impact on your website's performance for regular visitors.
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