SleekView for Yoast Local SEO
SleekView reads the wpseo_locations custom post type and the per-location postmeta (address, hours, business type, phone) and renders one row per store with country, business type and schema status ready to sort and filter.
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A franchise has 80 stores, the table reads them as rows
Yoast Local SEO is the Yoast SEO Premium add-on that registers a wpseo_locations custom post type and a structured set of postmeta keys per location (street, city, country, opening hours, business type, telephone, coordinates). The same data drives the public store locator, the address blocks and the per-location LocalBusiness JSON-LD output.
The default WP admin lists locations as standard posts, and the per-location fields live inside each post editor. There is no per-location overview that answers questions like which locations have complete LocalBusiness schema, which countries the chain operates in, which stores are mis-tagged as the wrong business type, or which locations are still missing a phone number ahead of the next Search Console audit. SleekView turns the wpseo_locations CPT into a sortable, filterable network table.
Yoast Local SEO keeps owning the schema, the locator output and the per-location fields. SleekView is a read-and-write layer on top of the same CPT, so the locator continues to render exactly as Yoast emits it, and inline edits flow through the same WordPress write path the editor uses.
Workflow
How SleekView surfaces Yoast Local SEO data
Point at the wpseo_locations CPT
Compose the columns
Filter and sort like a database
Save and gate the view
Sample columns
A typical Yoast Local SEO network view
wp_319_posts (wpseo_locations) + wp_319_postmeta
| Name | Country | Business type | Phone | Hours | Schema status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin Mitte cafe | DE | CafeOrCoffeeShop | +49 30 1234 5678 | Mon-Sun 07:00-19:00 | complete |
| Manchester Northern Quarter | GB | Restaurant | +44 161 555 0142 | Tue-Sun 12:00-22:00 | complete |
| Lyon Part-Dieu kiosk | FR | Store | — | Mon-Sat 08:00-18:00 | missing phone |
| Antwerp Centraal pop-up | BE | CafeOrCoffeeShop | +32 3 222 1100 | — | missing hours |
| Rotterdam West takeaway | NL | FoodEstablishment | +31 10 444 9911 | Wed-Sun 11:00-21:00 | wrong type |
Comparison
Default Yoast Local SEO admin vs SleekView
Default Yoast Local SEO admin
- Locations list is a standard WP admin table with no schema audit columns
- Per-location fields live inside each post editor, one record at a time
- No filter for locations missing phone, hours or business type at scale
- No saved view scoped to a single country or business-type segment
- No way to share a network-level audit snapshot with regional managers
SleekView
- Every wpseo_locations post rendered as a row with country, business type and schema columns
- Filter to missing hours, missing phone or wrong business type in one click
- Inline edits to address, hours and phone write back through the CPT
- Saved views per role: SEO lead, franchise owner, regional manager
- Same dataset the chart view reads, so table and dashboard stay in sync
Features
What SleekView gives you for Yoast Local SEO
Locations CPT as real columns
Name, country, business type, phone, hours and schema status rendered directly from the wpseo_locations CPT joined to its postmeta keys.
Real sort, filter and inline edit
Sort by country, filter to missing-hours locations, and inline-edit phone or business type without opening every store post.
Role-scoped saved views
Save views per role and embed them on frontend pages so regional managers see only the country slice the admin allows.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Yoast Local SEO
Multi-location SEO leads
Scope the table to the missing-schema rows and queue the locations that fail the LocalBusiness checklist before the next Search Console audit flags them as ineligible.
Franchise operators
Filter to a country or region and review every store in one pass, then export the audit to CSV for the quarterly franchise board review.
Regional managers
Pin a saved view scoped to their territory and confirm every store under their oversight has hours, phone and business type populated for the next compliance review.
The bigger picture
Locations are records, not isolated posts
Yoast Local SEO does the careful schema and locator work multi-location SEO actually needs, but the admin treats every location as an isolated post. That model works for a single cafe with one storefront and breaks for a franchise with 80 outlets, a hospitality chain across three countries or a retailer rolling out 15 new stores a quarter. The questions that matter (how many locations have complete schema, which countries lag, which business-type tag is wrong) cannot be answered from the standard CPT list.
SleekView treats the wpseo_locations CPT as the structured records it already is. Stores become rows with country, business type, phone, hours and schema-status columns, sortable and filterable, with inline edits flowing through the same WordPress write path the editor uses. The plugin keeps owning the LocalBusiness schema and the locator output; SleekView adds the network surface a multi-location SEO team can actually share with regional operations.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Yoast Local SEO
No. Yoast Local SEO still owns the LocalBusiness schema, the store locator output and the per-location editor. SleekView reads the same wpseo_locations CPT and postmeta as a sortable table, and inline edits write back through the WordPress post API so the locator and the schema refresh exactly as they would after editing through Yoast's own UI.
Yes. Yoast Local SEO is a Premium add-on and requires Yoast SEO Premium to be active. SleekView reads the data once both are installed, regardless of license tier above that minimum.
Yes. Apply a country filter on the underlying locations table and every row recalculates on that subset. Regional managers typically pin a saved view scoped to their country so the table matches their territory.
Yes. The opening hours postmeta is a structured field with one entry per weekday. SleekView surfaces a derived hours-status column that flags locations missing any weekday range, which is useful for spotting patchy coverage on Sundays or public holidays.
Yes. The table can be scoped to a single site or run across every site in a network, joining wpseo_locations posts from each site. Useful for franchise setups where each region runs on its own WordPress install.
Yes. Click the business type or phone cell to update the value and SleekView writes back to the same Yoast Local SEO postmeta keys the post editor uses. The locator output and the LocalBusiness schema reflect the change with no additional step.
Yes. Any saved view exports to CSV with the current filters and columns applied. Operations teams typically export the missing-hours list or the missing-phone list as a quarterly audit brief for regional managers.
No. Queries hit the indexed wpseo_locations CPT and the grid paginates. Even networks with thousands of locations stay responsive because only the visible page of the underlying table is fetched.
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