Service-area page planner
Decide which towns deserve their own page, which share one, and which you should simply list. Enter up to 10 services and 25 towns, tick what you really have in each, and download the plan.
Step 1: your services and areas
How does the planner decide?
For each area it counts four local signals: you work there most months; you know local specifics; you have photos or jobs from there; and a person, route or response time covers it.
- 3 or 4 signals, including regular work: build a page for each service you offer there, at
/service/town-st. - 2 signals, including regular work: build one page for the area covering all its services, at
/service-area/town-st. - 0 or 1 signals, or no regular work: list the town on your single
/service-areapage. A page of its own would be a doorway page.
Why not a page for every town?
Because Google's spam policies name "multiple pages targeted at specific regions or cities that funnel users to one page" as doorway abuse, and because buyers can tell. A short list of real, useful area pages beats a hundred copies. Our service-area page checklist goes through it in detail.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. The planner runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to us or stored, and the CSV is made on your device.
Why can't I enter a radius?
A radius search needs a ZIP-code location dataset we haven't licensed yet. For now, type the towns you serve; that's also a better test of whether you really work there.