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SleekView for Yoast Local SEO: locations & business info as tables

Yoast Local SEO stores each location as a custom post with structured-data fields in postmeta. SleekView pulls every location, opening-hours block, and store-locator entry into one grid you can sort and edit inline.

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SleekView table view for Yoast Local SEO

Audit every Yoast Local location's structured data without 30 click-throughs

Yoast Local SEO ships a wpseo_locations custom post type stored in wp_posts, with structured-data fields written to wp_postmeta keys like _wpseo_business_address, _wpseo_business_phone, _wpseo_opening_hours_mon through _wpseo_opening_hours_sun, and _wpseo_coordinates_lat / _wpseo_coordinates_long. Multi-location chains accumulate dozens or hundreds of these posts.

The default Yoast Local admin lists locations as posts with title and author. To check whether every storefront has correct hours, coordinates, and contact info, an SEO lead has to open each location post and scroll through the Yoast Local sidebar. SleekView reads the wpseo_locations post type plus the related Yoast Local meta keys directly and renders address, phone, hours, and coordinates as first-class columns.

Inline edits write back to wp_postmeta through the same hooks Yoast Local uses, so the LocalBusiness JSON-LD, the store-locator shortcode, and any KML feed reflect changes immediately.

Workflow

From location posts to one structured-data audit grid

1

Connect the locations post type

SleekView reads wp_posts for the wpseo_locations post type and joins the Yoast Local meta keys. Every location and its address, phone, hours, and coordinates show up as columns.
2

Compose schema columns

Add Address, Phone, Coordinates, Hours coverage, and Business type as columns. Drop in custom meta fields you have on locations, like franchise owner or region tag, so the grid matches how your teams work.
3

Save per-region layouts

Build saved views like Locations missing coordinates, Hours gaps this month, and Top-rated stores. Share by role so country leads, franchisees, and editors each open the queue that matches their work.
4

Inline edit hours and contact

Click any cell to update opening hours, phone, or street address. Edits write back through Yoast Local's meta hooks so LocalBusiness JSON-LD and the store-locator refresh without opening each post.

Sample columns

A typical Yoast Local SEO locations view

Every Yoast Local location, with address, phone, coordinates, and hours coverage side by side.
Source: wp_posts (post_type=wpseo_locations) + wp_postmeta
Location Address Phone Coordinates Hours Status
Amsterdam HQ Damrak 70 +31 20 5550 100 52.37, 4.89 7 / 7 Live
Rotterdam Office Coolsingel 12 +31 10 5550 200 51.92, 4.48 6 / 7 Live
Utrecht Pop-up Oudegracht 4 Missing Missing 0 / 7 Draft
The Hague Studio Lange Voorhout 9 +31 70 5550 300 52.08, 4.31 7 / 7 Live

Comparison

Default Yoast Local SEO admin vs SleekView

Default Yoast Local SEO admin

  • wpseo_locations list page only shows title, author, and date
  • Address, phone, and hours live inside the post editor sidebar
  • No bulk view for locations missing required LocalBusiness fields
  • Coordinates entered per location with no overview of empty values
  • Store-locator shortcode shows the front-end map, not the data backing it

SleekView

  • One grid covering every wpseo_locations post and its meta
  • Sort by hours coverage, last modified, or coordinates to find weak listings
  • Filter for locations missing phone, address, or geo coordinates
  • Inline edit address, phone, hours, and coordinates without opening each post
  • Save per-region layouts so country leads see only the locations they own

Features

What SleekView gives you for Yoast Local SEO

Every location's schema in one row

Address, phone, coordinates, hours coverage, and opening times surface as columns on the locations grid. The Yoast Local sidebar stops being the only way to see if a listing is complete.

Find missing coordinates fast

Filter for locations with empty _wpseo_coordinates_lat or missing _wpseo_business_phone. The LocalBusiness gaps that cause map issues become a queryable list.

Inline edit hours and contact

Update opening hours, phone numbers, or street addresses straight in the grid. Edits route through Yoast Local's meta hooks so LocalBusiness JSON-LD and the store-locator shortcode refresh immediately.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Yoast Local SEO

Multi-location SEO leads

Audit every storefront's LocalBusiness schema in one pass. Filter for missing coordinates or hours and queue fixes for the local team instead of opening each location post.

Franchise managers

Scope the grid to a single region so franchise owners only see their own locations. They can update hours and phone numbers without permission to touch the rest of the site.

Local marketing agencies

Hand clients a clean structured-data audit per quarter. Export filtered location lists to CSV for monthly retainer reports and to flag gaps before they hit the store locator.

The bigger picture

Why local schema audits hide in the location sidebar

Yoast Local SEO collected the data multi-location brands need for solid LocalBusiness markup. The problem is that every field lives behind a sidebar tab inside a single location post. A chain with sixty storefronts could have fifteen missing phone numbers, ten broken coordinate pairs, and twenty hours blocks with a Sunday gap, and no Yoast Local screen surfaces all three problems together.

SEO leads end up opening each wpseo_locations post just to verify the schema is complete, which means audits happen quarterly at best instead of continuously. SleekView turns the wpseo_locations post type into a real grid. Address, phone, coordinates, hours coverage, and business type become sortable columns and saveable filters.

Franchise managers see only their own region. SEO leads see the global picture. Edits route through the same meta hooks Yoast Local uses, so LocalBusiness JSON-LD and the store-locator shortcode update without each post being opened.

Yoast Local still renders the schema. SleekView just makes the data legible at the scale multi-location brands actually need.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Yoast Local SEO

No. Yoast Local SEO still renders the LocalBusiness JSON-LD, generates the locations sitemap, ships the store-locator shortcode, and outputs the KML feed. SleekView reads the wpseo_locations post type and Yoast Local meta keys so audit work happens in a real grid.

 

Yes. SleekView writes back to wp_postmeta using the same _wpseo_ meta keys Yoast Local reads. JSON-LD output, the store-locator shortcode, the KML feed, and the locations sitemap refresh exactly as they would after editing through the location post.

 

Yes. The seven _wpseo_opening_hours_* meta keys are parsed and shown as a coverage indicator (for example 7 / 7 or 5 / 7), so SEO leads can sort or filter for locations missing a day's hours. Useful for catching gaps before they show up on the store locator.

 

Yes. The _wpseo_coordinates_lat and _wpseo_coordinates_long meta keys surface as a single Coordinates column. Filter for missing values to find locations that will not appear on the store-locator map until you fill them in.

 

No. SleekView paginates and queries wp_posts and wp_postmeta using the indexes Yoast Local already needs. Even chains with hundreds of franchise locations stay responsive because the grid loads only visible columns and the current page.

 

Yes. Views can be scoped to a meta value, taxonomy term, or author so franchise managers see only the locations they own. SEO leads keep a global grid while local managers get a triage view of their region's listings.

 

Yes. Any filtered view exports to CSV with the columns and rows currently on screen. Agencies use this for monthly retainer reports and SEO leads share it with content teams before bulk fixes go live.

 

Yes. WPML and Polylang translate wpseo_locations posts as translated copies. SleekView can build a language-filtered view so country leads see only the location records in their language, while a global grid still rolls every translation up.

 

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