Remedy by Spark?

The digital marketing agency StrategiQ recently developed a new extension for SEOs, which should make it easier for SEOs to make changes to websites in the future. Spark is the name of the new program that enables server-side integration for Cloudflare users. It should also be possible to make changes in the developer’s absence or over his head and at no cost.
Until now, it has been difficult for SEOs to make recommendations and audit reports, instead they turned to tag managers or CMS tools such as Prismic, Crownpeak and others.
Spark runs on CDN Cloudflare’s network of servers and uses decentralized data processing at the edge of the network. SEOs can therefore make changes via the Park interface. The changes are applied via Cloudflare instead of on your own server or CMS, etc. as before.
Setting up the program is simple. The websites must set their name server to Cloudflare and allow access to Cloudflare employees. This will incur additional costs. The servers are made on the server side before finally being sent to the end user and to the engine server.
The deployed variables are set up, values are extracted from the source code, and mods are built from a library that includes changes from metadata to content injection and defines page groups.