Yes. Each row carries start date, total seats, seats remaining, and price as columns. Selector and tag mappings push them into the hero and CTA blocks so students see all three before they click enroll, and the data updates on the next cache flush after the sheet changes.

Add a status column with values like open, waitlist, and sold-out. Use a conditional in the base page template to flip the CTA block between an enroll button, a waitlist form, and a sold-out badge without changing the URL, which preserves accumulated backlinks across the cohort's lifecycle.

Yes. Run a second page group at /test/{slug}/ that reads the same feed and groups rows by test. SAT, GMAT, MCAT, LSAT, and IELTS each get a dedicated landing page that lists every current cohort, sorted by start date or seats remaining, so students browse by exam first if they prefer.

Use "Rolling" or "On demand" as the start-date value, and either filter self-paced cohorts into a separate /self-paced/{slug}/ group or surface them in the same /courses/ namespace with a format mapping. The base page handles both because the schedule block is conditional on format, not always rendered.

Store price and currency in separate columns and map them through selector mappings so the page renders "$1,495", "GBP 1,150", or "EUR 1,380" depending on the row. For SEO, also surface the localised price in the meta-description field if the cohort markets to a non-USD audience like UK or EU students.

No. SleekRank renders pages and does not process forms or payments. Embed your existing enrollment tool, often a WooCommerce product or a Stripe Checkout link, on the base page template and pass the course slug through hidden fields so signups land in your LMS or CRM tagged to the right cohort without manual matching.

Yes. Add an instructor slug column on the cohort row and a separate instructors sheet or page group, then surface the bio through a selector mapping that pulls the matching instructor record. Many prep companies maintain an instructors page group at /instructors/{slug}/ so bios are single-sourced across cohorts.

SleekRank renders what the feed says, so for hard A or B tests use your existing experimentation platform layered on top. For soft tests, vary prices per cohort directly and compare conversion in your analytics tool. The page rebuilds reflect the current price within the cacheDuration window.