AAC publishes the member roster as a CSV and offers a partner endpoint to industry sites. Connect either as a SleekRank data source, map shopId to slug, anodizeTypes and colors to multi-value fields, tankSizeIn to a band. SleekRank renders one page per shop at /anodizing-shop-directory/{slug}/.

On the next sync, SleekRank reads the updated type list, renders the new badge on the shop page and re-indexes the Type III hardcoat facet page. Schema.org hasCredential updates so search engines see the new capability.

Yes. Map tankSizeIn as a categorical field with bands. SleekRank renders the band on each shop page and builds /anodizing-shop-directory/tank-size/240x60x36/ style facet pages for engineers filtering by part envelope.

Yes. Map a multi-value column with values like Type II, Type III, Type III hardcoat and architectural Class I or II. SleekRank renders each as a chip on the shop page and builds facet pages off the same field, so architects find Class I shops in one click.

Map colors as a multi-value column. SleekRank renders color swatches on each shop page and builds color facet pages like /anodizing-shop-directory/color/dark-bronze/ for buyers needing a specific match for an architectural job.

Each page carries unique data: anodize types, tank size, colors, certifications, city and schema. SleekRank requires real values before publishing, so the directory avoids the thin-content pattern and behaves like a verified business listing.

Yes. SleekRank supports multiple data sources. Pair the AAC feed with your own JSON of photos, sample finishes and verified reviews. Both feeds merge into one shop page on each sync, with the AAC roster as the source of truth for core fields.

Map salt-spray hours and abrasion class as numeric columns. SleekRank renders the values on each shop page and can build a tested-to-Class-I facet page, helping spec-driven buyers find shops with documented test results upfront.