Add a points_value column for CASI Great Pepper points or ICS World qualifier points and render it as a pill via tag mapping. Cooks chasing the Great Pepper trail filter cook-offs by points value first, before considering distance or prize purse, so the points pill drives most click-through on listings.

Yes. Use a body column with values like CASI, ICS, ACA, independent and run per-body page groups filtered on that column. Some sites cover both bodies in one unified directory, others run separate sites per body; SleekRank handles either approach with the same single data feed.

Add separate columns for has_green_chili, has_salsa, has_homestyle, has_showmanship as boolean strings and render them as pills via tag mappings. Most cook-offs run multiple categories alongside the main red chili; cooks who specialize in green or salsa filter on those flags.

Either remove past rows entirely so the pages 404, or move them to a /cook-offs/past/{year}/{slug}/ archive page group with the historical results, winners, and prize amounts preserved. The archive approach keeps SEO equity from years of cook-off coverage and powers cook record searches like terlingua winners 2025.

Add an entry_url column pointing to whatever the pod uses (typically a Google Form, paper PDF, or pod-hosted page). Selector mapping injects it into the entry button. Some pods take entries on the day of the cook-off in person; for those leave entry_url empty and add a walk_up_entry boolean flag instead.

Maintain a separate cooks sheet with one row per cook (name, bio, pod, years on circuit, podium count). Reference cook IDs from the cook-off row via head_judge or featured_cook columns and pull bios from the cooks sheet via a second SleekRank data source on the page, then render bio plus photo via lookup pattern.

Yes. Cook-offs map cleanly to Event schema with startDate, location (Place), organizer, and offers (entry fee). Google's event rich results show name, date, and venue directly in SERP for queries like chili cook-off near me this weekend, which moves click-through significantly compared to plain blue links.

Each cook-off has unique name, venue, dates, prize purse, and head judge so per-event pages are naturally unique. Per-state and per-body collection pages canonicalize to themselves and link out to the canonical event pages. The collection pages aggregate link equity for the facet without competing with the per-event detail pages.