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Adding schema markup to High Level blogs using Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a straightforward process that can help you manage structured data efficiently across multiple pages. Here’s a step-by-step guide to implementing schema markup via GTM for HighLevel blogs:

1. Set Up a Google Tag Manager Account (if not already set up)
If you haven't yet, create a GTM account at tagmanager.google.com and set up a container for your HighLevel site.
Get your GTM container ID and add it to your HighLevel website by embedding the GTM container code in the header of your blog or globally across your site in the Tracking Code section.

2. Determine the Schema Type and Generate JSON-LD
Decide which schema type fits your blog content best. Common types for blogs include Article, BlogPosting, or NewsArticle schema.
Use a schema generator like TechnicalSEO's Schema Markup Generator to create the JSON-LD code. Fill in key details such as the article title, author, publish date, and other metadata, and copy the JSON-LD code.
3. Create a New Tag in Google Tag Manager
Go to your GTM dashboard, select your container, and click on Tags in the left menu.
Click New to create a new tag, and give it a descriptive name, such as "Blog Schema Markup."
4. Set Up the Tag Type for JSON-LD
Choose Tag Configuration and select Custom HTML as the tag type.

Paste the JSON-LD schema markup code you generated earlier into the Custom HTML field.

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