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Turn on autopilot for fresh pages

Content changes; metadata should keep up. Autopilot watches your pages and regenerates their structured data when they change — freshness is one of the strongest signals for both search and AI. This guide switches it on.

What each page already has, optimizing in bulk, and what auto-pilot keeps up with. 48 seconds.
  1. 1

    Turn autopilot on for a page

    In Optimize → Public Pages, flip the Auto-pilot toggle on any page — or select several and use the bulk Enable auto-pilot action.
  2. 2

    Make it the default for new pages

    On your dashboard, enable Auto-pilot new pages so URLs picked up by future sitemap fetches start with autopilot on.
  3. 3

    Let the freshness engine work

    MetaPilot detects when an autopiloted page changes and regenerates its structured data automatically — no manual re-runs.
  4. 4

    Decide how changes ship

    Autopilot respects your approval setting: publish automatically, or route regenerations through review & approve.

Keep your metadata fresh, automatically

Sign in and turn on autopilot from Optimize → Public Pages.

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