Structured data
Product, FAQ and VideoObject schemas (JSON-LD), generated and placed.
EDGE deploys what the audit recommends: structured data (schema.org, JSON-LD), answer blocks, metadata and internal links, applied to your pages with preview, progressive rollout and rollback. Without a developer in the loop.
Four families of fixes, generated from your sources and placed on your pages after approval.
Product, FAQ and VideoObject schemas (JSON-LD), generated and placed.
The direct answer at the top of the page, built from your sources.
llms.txt, titles and descriptions kept current.
Proposed, approved, deployed.
Identified actions stay in a report for lack of development time.
Editing a template touches every page at once, with no observation step.
When a change causes trouble, going back requires a new release.
Three steps, a human decision at each one. The actual integration mode depends on your architecture and the authorisations granted.
Every change is rendered on a copy of the page: your team sees the before / after and approves, or rejects.
The change ships to a share of traffic, then widens step by step while the checks stay green.
At every step the previous version is restored in one click; the log keeps who did what, and when.
EDGE is not an autopilot. Your team approves every change. Rollback at every step.
Mechanism, authorisations, what EDGE does not do: Methodology
No. Every change goes through a preview and an approval, then a progressive rollout on a scope you define. No autopilot is offered.
They depend on your architecture and the integration mode chosen. They are assessed during scoping, with your technical and security teams.
A rollback restores the affected pages to their previous state; the action is recorded in the log.
EDGE applies recommendations; it ensures neither citation nor ranking. Aive measures observed answers before and after, within a defined scope.