The Local Landing Pages Skill: Location Pages That Rank
You need location pages for 8 cities. Thin city-swap duplicates won’t rank — Google identifies them immediately. The same 400 words with “Phoenix” swapped for “Scottsdale” isn’t a location page. It’s duplicate content.
Writing genuinely unique content for each location means 8 separate research and writing projects. You either do it properly and spend 16 hours, or cut corners and end up with 8 pages that underperform.
What Changes With the Local Landing Pages Skill
Each page generates with genuine local uniqueness:
- Neighborhood references specific to that city
- Locally-specific service applications (climate issues, regional regulations, common problems in that area)
- Local FAQ content targeting PAA for that market
- LocalBusiness schema with precise geo-coordinates
- Internal link architecture recommendations
Eight genuinely distinct pages in one session. Each passes Google’s duplicate content check because each actually contains different, locally-relevant information.
See It Work: Unique Location Page Generation
Prompt: "Write a location page for Desert Plumbing Pro's services
in Scottsdale AZ. Unique from our Phoenix page. Target: 'plumber Scottsdale'.
Include LocalBusiness schema."
Skills that fire: dispatch → local-landing-pages
Output:
LOCATION PAGE: Plumber Scottsdale AZ — Desert Plumbing Pro
[Title tag]: Scottsdale Plumber | 24/7 Emergency Service | Desert Plumbing Pro
[H1]: Your Scottsdale Plumber — From Old Town to North Scottsdale
[Body content — 650 words including:]
- Scottsdale-specific service areas: McCormick Ranch, Old Town,
Gainey Ranch, DC Ranch, North Scottsdale
- Local context: Hard water issues common in Scottsdale, mineral
buildup in older homes, desert climate impact on outdoor plumbing
- Service availability: Response times to different Scottsdale areas
- Local FAQ section:
Q: "What causes hard water problems in Scottsdale?"
Q: "Do you serve the new developments in North Scottsdale?"
Q: "What's your response time to Old Town Scottsdale?"
[LocalBusiness JSON-LD]
{
"@type": "Plumber",
"name": "Desert Plumbing Pro",
"address": { "addressLocality": "Phoenix" ... },
"areaServed": {
"@type": "City",
"name": "Scottsdale",
"geo": { "latitude": "33.4942", "longitude": "-111.9261" }
},
"serviceArea": ["McCormick Ranch", "Old Town Scottsdale", ...]
}
[Internal linking recommendations]
→ Link to Phoenix main page: "Phoenix plumbing services"
→ Link to Tempe page (when created): "Also serving Tempe"
→ Link to emergency service page: "24/7 emergency plumber"
Feature Highlights
Genuine local differentiation — The skill researches and incorporates actual local context. Neighborhoods, local conditions, regional specifics. Not template placeholders.
LocalBusiness schema with GeoCoordinates — Every page includes properly structured schema with precise latitude/longitude for the served area.
Local FAQ section — Questions specific to that location, targeting PAA opportunities in that market.
Internal linking architecture — Recommendations for how the location page connects to other pages in the site structure.
areaServed schema variant for SABs — Service area businesses get appropriate schema that doesn’t claim a physical presence in markets where they only travel to.
When You Need It
New market entry. Expanding into a new city requires a location page that will rank. Template content won’t.
Multi-location content buildout. Building location pages for 5, 10, or 20 cities in one project. Each needs to be distinct.
Any client whose location pages are thin duplicates. If the current pages aren’t ranking, check whether they’re unique enough. Often they’re not.
SAB service area expansion. Service area businesses entering new markets need pages that establish relevance without claiming a physical address.
Get This Skill
The local-landing-pages skill is part of LocalSEOSkills. Describe the business and target location, get a unique page with schema included.
"Write a location page for [Business Name]'s [service] in [City].
Make it genuinely unique from other location pages.
Target keyword: '[service] [city]'. Include LocalBusiness schema."
Skill Documentation
For technical details on how this skill works, what data it pulls, and complete prompt reference, see the full skill documentation.