Local SEO radius targeting

A landing page for every city around your business

Enter your location, a radius in kilometers and a minimum population. LPagery finds the cities in that area and creates one page per city from your template, so you don't have to build the list yourself.

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Radius is one of the three inputs on the Create screen, next to CSV / XLSX and Google Sheet. It's included from the Standard plan.

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What you get

Your service area, turned into pages

Skip the research on which towns are near you

LPagery returns every city in your radius with its population, its distance from your location and its coordinates. The list is sorted by population, largest first, and every row becomes one page.

Placeholders {city}, {population}, {distance}, {latitude} and {longitude}

Only the towns worth a page

Set a minimum population to leave out small places, and cap the list with Max Fetched Cities. A larger radius brings more towns in, a smaller one keeps the pages close to home.

Radius (km), Minimum Population and Max Fetched Cities

Edit the list before you build

Download Radius Data saves the cities as an Excel file. You can remove the towns you don't serve and add your own columns, like a phone number per area, then upload the file as your source.

One click exports lpagery_cities.xlsx

How it works

From one location to a page set in three steps

  1. 1

    Write your template page

    Put {city} where the town name goes, for example "Plumber in {city}". You can use {distance} and the other columns too.

  2. 2

    Choose Radius and set the area

    On the Create screen, pick Radius as your input. Search for your location, then enter the radius in kilometers and a minimum population.

  3. 3

    Create the pages

    Click Review & Create Pages. LPagery fetches the cities, shows one row per page, and fills {city} on every page it creates.

Distance and coordinates come with every city

Each row also carries {distance}, {population}, {latitude} and {longitude}. You can use them anywhere a placeholder works on your template page, for example in a line about how far you travel or in the address of a map embed.

Questions about radius targeting

Where does the city data come from?

LPagery looks the cities up through its own API when you click Review & Create Pages, so your site needs to reach LPagery's servers. The location field suggests matching places as you type, and each city comes back with its population, distance, latitude and longitude.

Can I set the radius in miles?

The Radius field takes kilometers. For a 20-mile radius, enter 32.

Can I combine the cities with my services?

The Radius input gives you one row per city. To add services or other columns, click Download Radius Data, add them in the Excel file and upload it with CSV / XLSX. For a page per city and service, give each combination its own row.

Why is a town missing from the list?

Check the minimum population, the radius and Max Fetched Cities first. LPagery also leaves out cities that come back without a population, distance or coordinates, and keeps one row when two cities share the same name.

Which plan do I need?

Radius needs a paid plan, starting with Standard. The pricing page lists it as AI Radius Feature. In the free plugin the Radius card is shown, but you can't select it.

Turn your service area into pages

Radius is included in every paid plan, starting with Standard.

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