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One page per row for patisserie directories

Build one base page in WordPress and let SleekRank fill it from each row of your data, with sitemap entries for the generated URLs and no post per row.

One base page, one URL per row

Put the data for patisserie directories in a source SleekRank reads: a Google Sheet shared by link, a CSV or JSON file in your theme, a CSV or JSON URL, a REST endpoint or a Notion database. Every row needs a slug (Notion rows can derive it from the title), and the page group’s URL pattern, such as /patisseries/{slug}/, turns it into an address.

Design one base page in WordPress, with Gutenberg, a page builder or your theme, and point tag, selector and meta mappings at the elements each row should fill with values from columns such as patisserie, city and specialties; list mappings take array fields from JSON or REST sources. Rows are cached in one indexed table, so no WordPress post is created per row.

Features

Seven data source types

Any of seven source types can feed a page group: JSON URLs, JSON files, CSV URLs, CSV files, REST APIs, Google Sheets, and Notion databases.

Four mapping types

Tag, selector, list, and meta mappings write each row’s values into the base page’s rendered HTML; list mappings fill existing list items from array fields.

Sitemap entries

When a published group’s sitemap option is on, its URLs join the sitemap of The SEO Framework, Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, or WordPress core.

Who uses it

Directory operators

Keep one row per listing in a sheet and let SleekRank serve each listing at its own URL.

Agencies

Ship one page per row for a client from a Google Sheet the client maintains and shares by link, without creating a post per page.

In-house SEO teams

Cover long-tail queries from a dataset you control, with the generated URLs in your sitemap.

Four steps to live pages

1

Build the base page

Design one WordPress page with the layout every generated URL shares.

2

Connect the source

Add a Google Sheet, CSV, JSON file, REST endpoint, or Notion database to a page group, with a slug in every row.

3

Map the fields

Point tag, selector, and meta mappings at the elements each row’s values should fill, and list mappings at list placeholders for array fields.

4

Reload and publish

Reload the data, set the group to Published, and check a few URLs and the sitemap.

Why one page per row

Each page is only as good as the row behind it. Keeping the details in one dataset and rendering them through one design keeps every page consistent, and the sitemap can list each URL for search engines.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work with my theme or page builder?

Yes. Mappings work on the rendered HTML of the base page, so any theme or builder that renders the page works.

What happens when a row is removed?

After the next cache refresh or a manual reload, its URL leaves the sitemap and is handed back to WordPress, which shows its own 404 unless something else owns that path.

How quickly do source edits show up?

Rows refresh in the background shortly after a source’s cache duration expires (0 keeps them until you reload), or right away when you click Reload Data or run wp sleek rank reload.

Is the base page itself indexed?

No. While its group is published, SleekRank marks the base page noindex and keeps it out of the core and The SEO Framework sitemaps.

What do the URLs look like?

Each page group has one URL pattern with a single {slug} placeholder, such as /services/{slug}/, filled from each row’s slug.

Does SleekRank write the copy for each page?

No. Each page shows the values in its row, so the text comes from your data and your base page.

Does each page get its own canonical URL?

Yes. A generated page points its canonical link and og:url at its own URL instead of the base page’s, also when Yoast SEO, Rank Math, The SEO Framework or All in One SEO prints them.

Does SleekRank create a WordPress post for every row?

No. Rows are cached in one indexed table, and each URL renders through the base page when it is requested.

Pricing

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  • 3 websites
  • 1 year of updates
  • 1 year of support

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  • Unlimited websites
  • 1 year of updates
  • 1 year of support

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