Host the photos in the WordPress media library or on a CDN and reference URLs in the feed. Use a list mapping for galleries with three to ten images, or a selector mapping for a single hero shot. SleekRank does not host or resize photos itself; it injects URLs the way you map them.

Remove the row from the feed. On the next cache cycle the page returns a 404 and drops out of the sitemap. If you want a sold archive for SEO, add a server-level redirect that catches removed slugs and sends them to a /sleds/sold/ archive page or the matching brand collection.

Filtering UI is up to your template. SleekRank generates the per-sled pages from rows. For filtered listing pages, run separate page groups for /sleds/{class}/ keyed on mountain, trail, crossover, and touring, that pull subsets of the same data via list mapping. The plugin does not generate JS filter UIs.

Google Sheets, CSV files, JSON files or URLs, REST endpoints, or Notion databases. Pick whatever your team already maintains. Most independent shops run a sheet because edits are fast; larger dealers point at the DMS REST endpoint so the sheet does not become a second source of truth.

Yes. Add price columns for each season state and use selector mapping to render the active price based on date or a flag column. Most dealers update the price column directly when running a sale, and the changed value propagates on the next cache cycle without anyone touching a post.

No. SleekRank builds SEO landing pages and per-sled URLs. For carts, deposit handling, or trade-in workflow you still need a dedicated plugin like WooCommerce or external system. Pair them: SleekRank handles discovery and pages, the cart plugin handles the transaction.

Yes. Add Product or Vehicle JSON-LD to the base template and use selector or tag mappings to inject the row values into the script tag. Engine displacement, miles, price, and condition all map cleanly to schema fields. SleekRank does not generate schema automatically; you wire the template once.

Add a status column with values like in-stock, in-transit, on-hold, or storage and use selector mapping to render a status badge on each page. Riders shopping in summer often want to see what is already in stock for fall delivery, and the status column makes that visible without manual editing.