Export the ACTAR roster as a CSV or hit their published list with a fetch task. Point a SleekRank data source at the file, map actarId to slug, and the plugin renders one page per row at /accident-reconstructionist-directory/{slug}/ with title, meta and Person schema filled in.

Re-upload the latest CSV. SleekRank diffs the rows. Lapsed certifications get a noindex flag or a 410 status depending on your config, and renewed entries get an updated certifiedSince field, fresh schema and a refreshed sitemap entry.

Yes. SleekRank supports facet pages off the same data source. State pages list every reconstructionist with that state code, specialty pages group by motorcycle, heavy truck, pedestrian and so on. Each facet page gets its own meta and canonical.

Each generated page emits Person and Service schema, with knowsAbout for specialties and hasCredential for the ACTAR certification. That gives Google enough structured signal to render expert-style result panels for the reconstructionist's name.

Update the field mapping in the SleekRank data source. Slugs are stable because they are tied to the ACTAR ID, so existing URLs keep working even if the source switches from CSV to JSON or HTML scraping.

A 1,000-row registry rebuilds in under a minute on a typical Kinsta or WP Engine host. The sitemap is regenerated as part of the same job, then SleekRank pings Google so new and updated expert pages index in days, not weeks.

Compound filter pages are supported. A URL like /accident-reconstructionist-directory/state/texas/specialty/motorcycle/ lists every Texas-based motorcycle reconstructionist, with the same template and schema as single-facet pages.

If the existing plugin maintains its own CPT and editors keep duplicating ACTAR rows by hand, SleekRank replaces that workflow. The data source becomes the single source of truth and the CMS only stores the SleekRank base template.