Psyke automatically adds both schema markup and a sitemap to every published page — no setup required. These two elements help search engines understand, crawl, and index your pages more efficiently, improving your overall SEO performance.

Schema markup is structured data added to your page’s HTML. It gives search engines extra context about your content, such as:

This improves your chances of appearing with rich search features, such as:

All Psyke pages automatically include:

This ensures your pages are immediately understandable to search engines and AI systems — no manual coding or configuration needed.

A sitemap is a file that lists all your published Psyke pages. Search engines use it to:

Psyke creates and updates a sitemap automatically for every campaign you publish. Whenever you add or remove pages, the sitemap regenerates in real time.

This makes it easier for Google and other search engines to index your pages — especially useful when publishing dozens or hundreds of long-tail keyword pages.

Your sitemap is always publicly available.

Example:

Example:

You can submit this URL directly to Google Search Console to speed up indexing.

Because Psyke handles schema and sitemap generation automatically, you get:

Your pages are ready for SEO out of the box — at any scale.