USGBC offers LEED Online as a partner feed for member sites. Connect it as a SleekRank data source, map consultantId to slug, ratingSystems and projectTypes to multi-value fields, specialtyAP to a badge. SleekRank renders one page per consultant at /leed-consultant-directory/{slug}/.

On the next sync, SleekRank reads the updated specialty AP, renders the new badge on the consultant page and re-indexes the specialty facet page. Schema.org hasCredential updates so search engines see the new credential.

Yes. Map ratingSystems as a multi-value column. SleekRank renders each rating system as a chip on the consultant page and builds /leed-consultant-directory/rating-system/bd-c/ style facet pages, so owners filter by certification goal.

Yes. Map additional wellness credentials as part of the certifications column. SleekRank renders each as a badge and builds /leed-consultant-directory/cert/well-ap/ as a facet page so wellness-focused owners find dual-credentialed consultants.

Map projectTypes as a multi-value column with values like healthcare, K-12, higher ed, office, multifamily and retail. SleekRank renders each as a chip and builds facet pages so owners filter by project type in one click.

Each page carries unique data: rating systems, specialty AP, project types, certifications, city and schema. SleekRank requires real values before publishing, so the directory avoids the thin-content pattern and behaves like a verified expert listing.

Yes. SleekRank supports multiple data sources. Pair the LEED Online feed with your own JSON of case studies, recent projects and verified reviews. Both feeds merge into one consultant page on each sync, with conflict rules you control.

Map a credentialStatus column. Consultants who let their CMP lapse can be tagged inactive and either hidden or shown with a clear note. The schema reflects the status so search engines see the current credential state.