Local Business Schema
Miles writes the LocalBusiness structured data (schema markup) Google reads to connect your website to your map listing — your name, address, hours, and services, machine-readable — and gets it onto your site. A one-time fix that helps you show up in local search.
Open SKILL.md skill — use it with any AI agent. Recommended with Miles, the Bizer agent, which runs it out of the box.
How it works
What this skill does
There's an invisible label Google reads on winning local websites — schema markup — that spells out your name, address, hours, and services in the format Google's machines understand. Most small-business sites don't have it. Miles writes yours and gets it placed.
- Built from what Bizer knows — your business details, hours, and links,
matched exactly to your Google listing (mismatches hurt; Miles prevents them).
- The right kind — not generic: Plumber, Restaurant, HairSalon — the most
specific type Google recognizes for your business.
- Placed for you — website connected? Miles adds it to your site (with
your approval). Not connected? You get the finished block plus exact paste-here steps for your site builder.
- Kept honest — nothing invented, and when your hours or address change,
Miles reminds you the label changes too.
Requires
Nothing to start. Connect your website and Miles can place it for you instead of handing you instructions.
