Yes. If you are a dealer with a distributor data feed, export to CSV or use a REST endpoint as the data source. SleekRank renders one page per SKU with your regional pricing and stock. Independent suppliers can keep their own Google Sheet and point the plugin at it as the source instead.

Add columns for hive_type, frame_size, and compatible_with as a comma-separated list of SKU slugs. A list mapping renders related products as a compatibility block so a buyer on the 8 frame medium super page sees the 8 frame medium frames and the matching foundation.

Set a stock column to zero or to out_of_stock. A selector mapping renders a sold-out badge and disables the buy button. Alternatively remove the row entirely to drop the URL to 404 on the next cache refresh and clear it from the sitemap until the SKU restocks for the next season.

Yes. Use separate rows for the assembled and unassembled versions with distinct slugs and link them via a related_skus column. Each variant gets its own indexable URL so a beekeeper searching for assembled 10 frame deep finds the assembled page instead of a generic variant selector.

Yes, when the SKU, dimensions, grade, assembly state, and photos vary per row. Per-SKU variation is the point. Add a one-paragraph notes field per SKU for use case observations and each page has plenty of unique signal to rank for the long tail that Mann Lake category pages never target.

Yes. Map name, sku, price, availability, and image to a JSON-LD Product mapping. Google surfaces these in shopping rich results when offers and availability are present. Validate once with the Rich Results Test and every subsequent SKU rendered through SleekRank inherits valid schema.

Price lives in the data column. When you update the supplier catalog or your own price sheet, the next cache refresh propagates new prices to every SKU page. Bulk seasonal sales can run via a discount column that a selector mapping renders as a strike-through original price plus a current sale price.

Yes. Run a second page group at /hive-bodies/{slug}/ filtered to category equals hive body, and a third at /beekeeper-tools/{slug}/ filtered to tools. The data source supports filter expressions so one supplier catalog feeds multiple category-specific URL patterns without duplicating rows.