Most local sites use a Google Sheet that residents submit to via a form. SleekRank reads the sheet on a schedule with caching, so the public pages reflect the source. Editorial review can sit between submission and publication via a status column that the page group filters on, so spam and incomplete submissions never reach the public site.

Yes. Add a date filter to the page group, and SleekRank only generates URLs for upcoming weekends. Past sales drop on the next cache refresh and fall out of the sitemap. The per-neighborhood roll-up keeps living at the same URL with the new weekend's sales rendered in, so search engines see a stable URL with fresh content each week.

Each generated URL is added to the WordPress sitemap automatically. The base template page is noindexed automatically so only neighborhood and sale pages compete in search. New neighborhoods enter the sitemap on the next cache refresh after the first sale in that neighborhood lands in the sheet.

Use any WordPress form plugin that writes to a sheet, like Gravity Forms or Fluent Forms with a Google Sheets connector, or a Google Form bound to the sheet directly. SleekRank only consumes the sheet, it does not provide the intake form. Editorial review lives in a status column the page group filters on.

Yes, by mapping latitude and longitude columns into a map embed via selector mapping. SleekRank does not host the map itself but it injects per-sale coordinates into a Google Maps or Mapbox embed on the base template. For a neighborhood-level map, render all matching sales as pins via a list mapping over the coordinate columns.

Add a type column with values like garage, estate, or moving and filter into separate page groups. /garage-sales/estate/{slug}/ and /garage-sales/moving/{slug}/ each render the matching subset, sharing the same source sheet. The category column can also drive /garage-sales/category/{slug}/ pages for kids, tools, or vintage cuts.

Add a date range column with start and end dates rather than a single weekend label, then render the range on the page through a tag mapping. The page group can filter on whether the current date falls within the range, so the sale stays visible through Sunday and drops on Monday automatically without manual intervention.

Yes. Add a featured flag column and a separate page group filtered on it for /garage-sales/featured/ pages. A selector mapping toggles a featured badge on the per-sale page when the flag is set. Sponsored sales appear in the per-neighborhood roll-up at the top through a custom sort order on the list mapping.