Laudia

Install guide

Connect or install your fixes

Every fix Laudia recommends is a small, safe change you can make yourself. Here is where to add each one on your platform. On WordPress you can also connect Laudia to publish them for you.

Safe by design. Each fix only adds information for AI assistants to read. It does not change your design, your pages, or your search ranking, and you can remove it at any time.

Shopify

Automated available

On Shopify, connect Laudia once and we publish approved fixes for you. Prefer to do it yourself? The manual steps are below.

  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Shopify, open Online Store → Themes → Edit code → theme.liquid and paste it just before the </head> tag.

  2. Publish your llms.txt file

    On Shopify, Shopify does not serve custom root files directly, so you will likely need an app or a redirect to publish llms.txt at /llms.txt.

  3. Update robots.txt for AI crawlers

    On Shopify, edit robots.txt.liquid (Online Store → Themes → Edit code) and add these lines.

WordPress

Automated available

On WordPress, connect Laudia once and we publish approved fixes for you. Prefer to do it yourself? The manual steps are below.

  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On WordPress, add it to your homepage <head> with a header-scripts plugin (for example Insert Headers and Footers) or your theme's custom-code area.

  2. Publish your llms.txt file

    On WordPress, upload llms.txt to your site root (via SFTP or a file-manager plugin) so it is served at /llms.txt.

  3. Update robots.txt for AI crawlers

    On WordPress, add these lines through your SEO plugin's robots.txt editor (Yoast or Rank Math), since WordPress serves a virtual robots.txt.

Squarespace

Manual for now
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Squarespace, go to Settings → Advanced → Code Injection and paste it into the Header box.

  2. Publish your llms.txt file

    On Squarespace, Squarespace does not serve custom root files directly, so you will likely need a redirect to publish llms.txt at /llms.txt.

  3. Update robots.txt for AI crawlers

    On Squarespace, Squarespace manages robots.txt for you; add any crawler rules in its SEO settings where available.

Webflow

Manual for now
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Webflow, open Project Settings → Custom Code and paste it into the Head Code box.

  2. Update robots.txt for AI crawlers

    On Webflow, add these lines in Project Settings → SEO → robots.txt.

Drupal

Manual install
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Drupal, add it to your theme's html.html.twig <head>, or use a metatag/custom-block module.

Framer

Manual install
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Framer, open Site Settings → General → Custom Code and paste it into the End of <head> tag section.

Ghost

Manual install
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Ghost, go to Settings → Code injection and paste it into the Site Header box.

HubSpot

Manual install
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On HubSpot, go to Settings → Website → Pages → Site Header HTML and paste it there.

Wix

Manual install
  1. Add the embed code (schema and FAQ)

    On Wix, go to Settings → Custom Code, add a snippet, and set it to load in the <head> on all pages.

  2. Publish your llms.txt file

    On Wix, Wix does not serve custom root files directly, so you will likely need a redirect to publish llms.txt at /llms.txt.

  3. Update robots.txt for AI crawlers

    On Wix, Wix manages robots.txt for you; edit it under Settings → SEO where available.

After you add these, your next weekly check shows whether the assistants have picked them up. Changes usually take a week or two to appear.