If your central listing service exposes a feed in JSON, CSV, or REST, yes. Many services offer member feeds for syndication; check with your account manager. SleekRank does not scrape sites; it consumes structured feeds you already have access to. For services without a feed, schedule a CSV export and point SleekRank at the file.

Reference photo URLs in the feed. Use a list mapping for galleries of ten to thirty images per vessel, or a selector mapping to swap a single hero image. Photos must already be hosted somewhere accessible, typically your CLS, a CDN, or the WordPress media library. SleekRank does not host or resize photos itself.

Remove the row from the feed and the page returns a 404 on the next cache cycle. For SEO purposes, set a server-level redirect to a sold-archive page if you want to retain link equity, or send the URL to the matching builder collection page. Some brokers keep a sold gallery for prospect reference; others let the page go to 404.

Yes, with a separate page group for /boats/{builder}/ that pulls the same feed grouped by builder, or a smaller builders sheet that maps to the matching vessels via list mapping. Same approach works for class (sailing yacht, sport fishing, trawler) or length band (under 30ft, 30-50ft, over 50ft).

It is as live as your cache allows. Set a short cache duration of one to four hours if you change prices often or run urgent reductions, or flush manually after a major update. For slow-moving stock most brokers run a six to twelve hour cache so the feed is not hit on every page request.

Yes, via meta mapping for og:image. For dynamic per-vessel cards, pair with SleekPixel to render Open Graph images from a template that pulls the year, builder, model, and price from the same row. Each share on social shows the vessel name and a hero photo rather than a generic site card.

Add a surveyUrl or documentsUrl column and inject it into a download button via selector mapping. Documents typically live in your CLS or a private cloud folder. Some brokers gate downloads behind a contact form so they capture the buyer's email before sending the survey.

Add a marina or location column to the feed and include it in the slug or render it as a tag on the page. Run a separate page group for /boats/{location}/ if you want collection pages per marina or boatyard. Each vessel can also link out to a Google Maps embed via selector mapping using a coords column.