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wp-local-landings

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Workflow for auditing and creating WordPress Local Landing Pages (custom post type: `local`) for SEO purposes across multiple sites managed via ManageWP. Use this skill whenever the user mentions creating local pages, local landing pages, local SEO pages, or filling in missing service/location combos on a WordPress site. Also trigger when the user says "let's do [site name]" in the context of this workflow, asks to find gaps in local landing pages, wants to add new service or geo keywords to a WP site, or references ManageWP + WordPress local pages in any way. This skill covers: logging into WP via ManageWP, auditing all existing local pages, identifying missing service × location combos, suggesting new keyword opportunities, duplicating existing pages as templates, updating ACF fields (keyword, location, main_image), setting Yoast SEO focus keyphrases, updating titles/slugs, and publishing or saving as draft.

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10 rules. About 0 are common, 8 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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