Schema markup
Hidden page labels that tell software facts such as a business name, address, phone number, and hours.
How this fits the service
People ask AI assistants to recommend businesses; yours may be missing, so Logres checks why competitors appear, helps fix the gaps the evidence supports, and asks again later.
What it means
Schema markup is a common way to add clearly labelled facts to a web page for search engines and other software. Local businesses can label details such as their name, location, phone number, services, and hours.
Visitors usually do not see these labels, but software can read them without guessing which text on the page means what.
Why it matters to your business
Without clear labels, software may confuse an address with a nearby landmark or miss a service entirely. Markup can remove some of that guesswork.
How Logres checks it
Logres checks important pages for this markup. If it is missing, Logres can prepare a proposed version from confirmed facts and clearly mark any detail the owner still needs to approve.