Plan location pages without duplicate content

Prompt that plans a separate page with local details for every real location instead of repeating texts with a different place name. Paste it into an AI tool of your choice, which then plans the location pages.

Topic: SEO & website copy
Type: Prompt
Level: Intermediate
Time: about 10 min

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Outline for all locations: 1. Service on site 2. Getting there and parking 3. Opening hours 4. Contact person 5. Frequent questions North location: own details - Car park directly opposite, first hour free - Step-free entrance, lift available - Open Saturday 9 am to 1 pm - missing: photo of the entrance Note: the East and South locations would have almost identical content. Suggestion: one shared page with both addresses.

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ServiceWhat do you offer on site?

LocationsList the locations with address, opening hours and special features

QuestionsWhat do customers ask on site?

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Plan location pages for our business.
Industry and service: [Service]
Locations with address, opening hours and special features:
<locations>
[Locations]
</locations>
What customers on site ask most often: [Questions]
Approach: 1. Set an outline that is the same for all pages: service on site, getting there and parking, opening hours, team or contact person, frequent questions. 2. Collect the details that apply only to each location and mark missing details with "missing". 3. Write a sample text of about 250 words for one location. 4. Give the page title and description for each location. 5. Point out where two pages would become too similar and suggest merging them. Only plan pages for places where we really have an address, and do not invent reviews or awards.

Take particular care to plan only real locations with their own details and never invent reviews.

Before you answer, check: Are all instructions met? If key information is missing or a placeholder in square brackets is still in the text, ask instead of guessing. Mark assumptions as assumptions.

Plan location pages for our business.
Industry and service: [Service]
Locations with address, opening hours and special features:
<locations>
[Locations]
</locations>
What customers on site ask most often: [Questions]
Approach: 1. Set an outline that is the same for all pages: service on site, getting there and parking, opening hours, team or contact person, frequent questions. 2. Collect the details that apply only to each location and mark missing details with "missing". 3. Write a sample text of about 250 words for one location. 4. Give the page title and description for each location. 5. Point out where two pages would become too similar and suggest merging them. Only plan pages for places where we really have an address, and do not invent reviews or awards.

Take particular care to plan only real locations with their own details and never invent reviews.

Before you answer, check: Are all instructions met? If key information is missing or a placeholder in square brackets is still in the text, ask instead of guessing. Mark assumptions as assumptions.

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Match addresses and opening hours with your business profile on map services so the same details appear everywhere.

Why does this work?

Search engines and people look for details that apply to exactly one place. Texts that differ only in the place name help no one and are often treated as duplicate content.

Tips

Photos of the real entrance and short directions from the nearest stop are often more helpful than long promotional texts.

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