A location page generator for your data
Every new location means another page written by hand, while the old ones drift out of date. Our location page generator gives each one its own researched page people nearby can find, kept current from your data.
One build, quoted after a 30 minute call. Live in four to six weeks.
- 194 systems live
- 0 data lost
- $0 systems cost
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The work this takes off your week
By hand, every new page is a writing job.
- Someone copies the last location page and swaps in the new town.
- The services list gets rewritten for each place, with a guess at what people search for.
- Old pages keep closed services and old details until a customer spots them.
With the system, your data writes the pages.
- You add the new location to the data you already keep.
- Its page goes up with headings and copy written from what people in that place search for.
- Every page leads with the services customers book most there, refreshed on a schedule.
What it would cost you to keep doing it by hand
Example
Three places the hours go when every page is written by hand.
| # | Situation | What it takes by hand | Hours a month | Cost a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 12 locations, 4 services, every page written by hand | 48 pages to write, then rewrite whenever a service changes | 20 hours | $3,000 |
| 2 | A customer finds a stale page | Old prices and closed services hunted down page by page | 6 hours | $900 |
| 3 | A new location opens without its pages | Four service pages written and checked before anyone nearby can find you | 10 hours | $1,500 |
Together: 36 hours and $5,400, every month.
Example with illustrative figures, priced at $150 an hour.
What the location page generator gets you
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A page for every place you serve.
Add a location or a service and its page goes live, none written by hand.
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Pages written for local searches.
Each page answers what people in that place search for. No two pages read the same.
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Pages that stay true.
The services each page leads with refresh from your real orders, so old details leave on their own.
How it runs
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A 30 minute call.
We look at your locations, your data and your site, then quote one price for the build. -
Access and a walkthrough.
You show us how pages get made today and approve the plan before anything is built. -
Built and tested in draft.
Every page is checked against your real data. Nothing your customers see changes yet. -
Live, with a monitor.
Pages go live once you approve them. A monitor flags any failed run.
Live in four to six weeks.
Proof from one services business
We built this system first for a national services business.
Fully automated operations
One owner runs a multi location services business on 194 systems and no office staff
A national multi location brand with 84 service contractors. Every recurring job, from a new hire to the monthly reports, runs as a system.
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data lost across every change shipped live
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automatic checks before any change goes live
$0
systems and architecture cost
- A new hire fills in their profile and their page is on Google. Nobody touches it.
- Mark someone as left and every page that mentioned them updates that night.
Anonymized under NDA. The numbers are real.
What moves the price
Sources.
One spreadsheet or several tools feeding the pages.
Scale.
How many locations and services you cover.
Review.
Whether you want to see each page before it goes live.
What exists.
A template, a content system, pages to keep.
Website and SEO
A page for every location, written from your data.
One 30 minute call about your locations and your site. One price for the build, and you decide after the call.
Prefer to write? Send us a message.
Location page generator questions
Is a location page generator right for us?
It is if you serve several places or sell several services, and each one needs its own page. With one location and a handful of pages, writing them by hand still costs less.
What do you need from us?
Less than you expect: one call, access to your site and the location data you already keep. Then a short walkthrough of how pages get made today.
What if our data is messy?
Most data is. On the call we look at the fields each page needs and name the gaps before we quote, so the price covers them.
Can we edit the pages ourselves afterwards?
Yes, through your data. Change a location or a service and its page follows on the next run.
What happens if something breaks?
A monitor flags a failed run, and the pages already live stay as they are while it gets fixed. Ongoing upkeep is available after launch if you want us to watch it.