Yes if your sheet updates daily and the cacheDuration is short enough. SleekRank reads JSON, CSV, Google Sheets, Notion, or a REST API and renders whatever is in the source. For sub-hour freshness, lower cacheDuration to a few minutes and have your import pipeline write to the sheet on every truck SMS or pitch report.

No. SleekRank renders pages. Add an ordering URL column per row and link out to the truck's order or social profile through a selector mapping. SleekRank does not process payments, take cart actions, or integrate with specific delivery platforms directly.

Yes. Either map an image URL column per row, or use SleekPixel to render dynamic cards combining cuisine, truck name, and city. Configure a meta mapping for og:image pointing at whichever URL field your workflow produces, and Open Graph cards will differ per truck.

Append rows for that city to the source sheet. SleekRank picks them up on the next cache cycle and adds the URLs to the sitemap. Run wp rewrite flush once after the first new-city batch so WordPress recognises the slugs. Subsequent additions inside that city need no further flush.

Add an active or season column to the sheet and filter on it in the base page template. Off-season trucks either drop from the directory entirely if you also filter the urlPattern, or render with a closed-for-winter block while keeping the URL alive for SEO continuity. Choose based on whether you want the slug to keep accruing links.

Not directly. There is no Instagram integration. If you have a JSON or REST feed of truck locations built from Instagram via a separate scraper, SleekRank can read it on a cache cycle. Most food truck sites build a small import script that watches Instagram and updates a sheet, then SleekRank reads the sheet.

Yes. Pair SleekRank with SleekPixel. Pass truck name, cuisine, neighborhood, and a featured dish from the row into a SleekPixel template, then meta-map og:image to the resulting URL. Each truck gets a unique social card that reflects current menu and pitch without manual design work.

Add a location-today column and a schedule column to the sheet. Map them to two different selectors in the base page template, with selector mappings driving the today-block prominently and a list mapping rendering the weekly schedule below. Update the today column daily and let the cache flush propagate.