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Location pages

A page for each city, neighborhood or area you serve, built in the design of one of your own WordPress pages and sent to WordPress as drafts for you to publish.

When to use it. When you serve more places than you have pages for, and want each place to have its own page.

Your call. Nothing goes to your website until you approve a page and send it, and it arrives in WordPress as a draft. Nothing goes live until you publish it there.

How it works

  1. Connect your WordPress site in Settings first. The WordPress user needs to be able to edit pages: an Editor or an Administrator.
  2. Pick the page to copy, usually your page for the city you're based in, with the city at the end of its address, like /roof-repair-tampa-fl/. Choose Copy this page's design; it takes about a minute.
  3. TuBe's team then checks which parts of the page are written fresh for each place, so every new page reads as its own. Once it's ready, you pick your places.
  4. Pick your places: nearby cities or counties within the distance you choose, a city's neighborhoods and the places around it, its ZIP codes, or states, depending on the page you copied.
  5. Choose Write. TuBe writes a page for each place, with local facts from the U.S. Census. Each page takes about a minute.
  6. Preview each page on a computer or a phone screen, then Approve or Discard it.
  7. Choose Send to WordPress. Each approved page is made as a draft page in WordPress, one every few seconds.

What you see on the page

  • Your plan writes N pages a month: With how many were made this month, how many are left, and the day the count starts again.
  • New, Has a page, Already written: A place you can pick, one that already has a page on your site, or one already written.
  • Keyword in use: The new page's keyword is already used on your site, so it can't be written.
  • No city page yet: A neighborhood page sits under its city's page, so add the city's page to your site first.
  • Being written, Ready for you, Approved, Sent to WordPress as drafts, Didn't finish: Where each new page stands.
  • Passed TuBe's checks: It uses local facts, its wording is its own, and no names are left from the page it copies.
  • Needs a look: One of those checks came up, like text too close to another of your pages. You can still approve it.
  • See what changes on each page: Your page with the parts written fresh for each place outlined.

After you act

  • Nothing goes to your website until you approve a page and send it, and it arrives in WordPress as a draft. Nothing goes live until you publish it there.
  • Writing a page uses one of the month's pages, even if you discard it later. A page that didn't finish doesn't count.
  • Publishing a few at a time in WordPress is the safest pace.
  • TuBe reads your website every week, so a page you publish shows up under Your location pages after that.

Free trial and plans

With a plan: Plans with location pages write 10 pages a month on Growth and 30 on Pro. On any plan, the More location pages add-on adds 25 pages a month.

Questions

Why do I pick one of my own pages?

New pages copy its layout, pictures and styling, so they look like the rest of your site. TuBe writes the text for each place.

Will Google see these as copies of each other?

Each page is written for its place with its own local facts, and TuBe checks it doesn't read too much like your other pages. Pages that read too much like each other can hold your site back, so fix or discard any that need a look.

What happens to the pictures?

New pages use your page's own pictures. Any named for its place are copied under the new place's name when the page is sent.

It says WordPress already has a page at this address.

TuBe didn't send it, so nothing was overwritten. Check that page in WordPress.

  • Settings: Your plan at a glance, your WordPress connection, your team, and your account: your email, your password, signing out and deleting your account.
  • Content plan: Blog posts planned for your homepage and each city or neighborhood page, each on its own search, so they support the page instead of competing with it.
  • Local SEO Pro: For businesses customers find on a map. Every Tuesday: map grids for the searches you choose, a grid of Google's AI answers, a check of your Google Business Profile, and Google Post drafts to approve.

Still have a question?

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