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Why local businesses use LPagery
Get found in every area you cover
Show up for local searches
A page per town and service matches what people type into Google, such as "carpet cleaning Queens".
Turn searches into calls
Each page shows the price, phone number and service for that area, so visitors know they found the right business.
Skip days of copy and paste
LPagery creates the pages from one template, and you update all of them by editing the spreadsheet.
How it works
How it works
Three steps, shown with the cleaning business from the examples below.
Example
Examples you can copy
Pick a business, click through the rows to see each page, and download the source file to start from.
brightclean-pages.xlsx
Source file
Each row becomes one page. Click a row to see its page.
A cleaning business with a different service, hourly price and phone number in each borough.
Row 1 of 5
House cleaning in New York
Local cleaners in New York from $25 per hour, booked by phone or online.
- Service
- House cleaning
- Price per hour
- $25
- Area
- New York
- Phone
- 212-555-0121
Creating your first page set? Read the spreadsheet guide
Advanced example
States, areas and stores for a nationwide business
QuickFix Phones repairs phones in several states. Each state has areas and each area has stores, and every level gets its own page with nested URLs such as /california/los-angeles-metro-area/downtown-los-angeles/.
- 1
Prepare three source files
One file per level. The lpagery_parent column links each area to its state and each store to its area, with the {state} and {area} placeholders.
Show the source file: states.csv
state_name California Texas - 2
Create three template pages
One template per level. Each one uses its name column for the title and the URL slug, for example {area_name}, so the slug matches the value lpagery_parent looks for.
Show the source file: areas.csv
area_name state lpagery_parent Los Angeles Metro Area California {state} San Francisco Bay Area California {state} Houston Metro Area Texas {state} Dallas-Fort Worth Texas {state} - 3
Run them in order
Create the state pages first, then the areas, then the stores. LPagery can only set a parent page that already exists.
Show the source file: stores.csv
sector_name area lpagery_parent lpagery_categories Downtown Los Angeles Los Angeles Metro Area {area} California>{area} East Bay San Francisco Bay Area {area} California>{area} Central Houston Houston Metro Area {area} Texas>{area} Houston Inner Suburbs Houston Metro Area {area} Texas>{area} Central Dallas Dallas-Fort Worth {area} Texas>{area} Dallas Inner Suburbs Dallas-Fort Worth {area} Texas>{area}
Stores in a custom post type
If your stores live in a custom post type, rename the lpagery_categories column to lpagery_taxonomy_region, where region is the slug of your taxonomy. The state and area files stay the same.
Pro features in this example
Settings in the source file
ProColumns such as lpagery_parent and lpagery_categories set the parent page and categories for each row.
Parent pages
ProPages nest under other pages, so the URLs follow your regions.
Custom post types
ProLPagery can create the stores as a custom post type instead of regular pages.
Taxonomies
ProA lpagery_taxonomy_ column puts each page in a custom taxonomy, such as its region.
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Before you start
What makes area pages work
A page for each area only helps if it is useful to someone in that area.
Only target areas you serve
Create pages for towns and neighborhoods where you actually take jobs. Visitors who call from outside your area cost you time.
Add something local to each page
Nearby neighborhoods, travel time, a job you did there or a review from a customer in that area make the page worth reading.
Use spintax for varied wording
Spintax lets LPagery pick between wording options per page, so the same sentences don't repeat word for word on every page.
Link the pages from your site
An areas-we-serve section on your homepage or service page that links each area page helps visitors and Google find them.
See a full example of local landing pages, from the spreadsheet to the finished pages.
Case study
Macarthur Wealth Management doubled impressions in 2 months
A financial planning practice in Sydney created pages for over 200 suburbs from one spreadsheet and doubled its Google impressions within two months.
Read the Macarthur case studyLocal business questions
- How many area pages should I create?
Start with the towns and neighborhoods you serve most, check which ones people search for, and add more once the first pages are indexed.
- Do I need technical skills?
You need to be able to edit a WordPress page and a spreadsheet. LPagery does the rest, and our Getting Started guide walks through the first run.
- Will this work with my theme?
LPagery works with any WordPress theme and with Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi and other major page builders.
- Can I try it before I buy?
Yes. The free version on WordPress.org lets you create pages from a spreadsheet, and every paid plan has a 7-day money-back guarantee.