Yes. Use the CSV data source for a flat export or the REST data source for a live endpoint. Configure auth (bearer token, API key, or none) and a JSON path if the response wraps the listings array. The plugin caches the response according to your configured cacheDuration and renders one page per trike in the array.

Map a conversion column carrying values like Champion, Lehman, Motor Trike, CSC, Roadsmith, or OEM Factory to a dedicated selector in the base page. Pair with a conversion_year field for kit installs and a warranty_status field. Per-trike detail surfaces on the page rather than living in an accordion that buyers never expand.

When the row drops from the feed, the URL returns 404 on the next cache refresh and the sitemap entry is removed. To redirect to a similar in-stock trike or to a Sold archive, configure a wildcard 301 in WordPress before removing the row, which preserves inbound links from touring-club forums and Facebook groups.

Every page is substantively different by data: year, make, model, conversion brand, mileage, accessibility specs, modifications, photos, price. Add a condition_notes column and feed it into the lead paragraph mapping for genuine seller commentary per trike. Duplicate-content risk lives in templates that swap only a city; SleekRank swaps every field per row.

Yes. Add accessibility_features as a JSON column listing hand_controls, lowered_floorboards, reverse_gear, lift_kit, and back_rest options. Render via a list mapping into a base-page Accessibility block. Every generated trike inherits the block automatically with its own row of specs, which is exactly what mobility-driven buyers evaluate first.

Yes. Map fields to a JSON-LD selector in the page head: vehicleModelDate, brand, model, vehicleEngine, mileageFromOdometer, and price. SleekRank performs the replacement on every URL, so each trike carries its own structured data. Validate once with the Rich Results Test, then trust the template across the corpus.

Add a kit_msrp and install_labor column reflecting the original kit-conversion cost. Render in a Conversion Cost Breakdown block via selector mappings. Buyers see what the conversion cost the original owner, which justifies the asking price and educates the market on trike pricing beyond a flat used-bike comp.

Yes. Run a second page group with /trike-brands/{conversion}/ as the URL pattern, sourced from a conversions sheet. Use a list mapping to filter the main feed by conversion brand. One inventory file produces both individual trike URLs and conversion-brand landing pages that rank for queries like Champion trike conversions for sale.