Scale Local SEO
Without The Spreadsheet Chaos

Map your entire local site blueprint from simple lists of services and locations, then generate strategy-aligned content for every page. No spreadsheets, no developers, no weeks of manual planning.

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See how Site Architecture powers local SEO at scale

Learn how Floyi's Site Architecture generator creates complete URL hierarchies from simple service and location lists.

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The problem: local SEO site planning does not scale

Multi-location and service-area businesses know they need local pages. The planning is where things break down.

You face:

Hours of manual URL planning for every service in every location.
Spreadsheet chaos tracking URLs, titles, and parent-child relationships.
Inconsistent naming conventions that break internal linking.
Developer dependencies for every site structure change.
No clear system for scaling when you add new services or locations.

A home services company with 10 services and 20 locations needs 200 service+location page URLs, plus hub pages, plus city pages, plus state pages. That is 300+ URLs to plan, name, and organize before anyone writes a word.

Floyi replaces the spreadsheet grind with automatic structure mapping. Enter your services and locations, click generate, and get your complete site blueprint in seconds—then flow every page into content brief generation.

The Floyi approach: blueprint first, content second

Floyi starts with your services and locations. You define what you offer and where you serve. Floyi maps the blueprint, then you generate content.

Services are organized into hubs with optional subservices.
Locations follow your geographic hierarchy: state, city, neighborhood, or market.
Service + location page URLs are mapped for every combination you need.
URL depth is enforced at 4 levels maximum for clean, crawlable paths.

Your site blueprint becomes:

The source of truth for your local presence structure.
The foundation for content briefs that match each page type.
The spec you hand to developers or export to your CMS.

Instead of "How do we create all these pages?", you start asking "Which pages should we prioritize for content first?"

Use cases: who this is for

Floyi's local SEO solution works for any business that serves multiple locations or service areas.

Multi-location businesses

Franchises, chains, and businesses with physical locations in multiple cities. You need a page for each location, plus service pages that connect to those locations.

Example: A dental practice expanding from 3 to 15 locations maps all new city page URLs, service+location URLs, and maintains consistent structure across the network.

Service-area businesses

Home services, contractors, and professionals who serve neighborhoods without physical storefronts. You need URL structure for every service in every neighborhood you cover.

Example: A tree service company covering 40 neighborhoods with 8 services maps 320 service+location URLs, plus all hub and city pages, in under a minute.

Local SEO agencies

Agencies managing site architecture for multiple clients. You need to scope, present, and deliver complete blueprints without burning hours on spreadsheets.

Example: Map a full site architecture during the discovery call, screen-share the tree view for client approval, export to Google Sheets, and hand off to development with a clean spec.

What you get with Floyi local SEO

Instant structure mapping

Enter services one per line. Enter locations in your preferred hierarchy. Click generate. Your complete site blueprint appears in seconds with proper parent-child relationships and URL structure.

Clean URL hierarchy

Floyi enforces a maximum 4-level URL depth following SEO best practices. Slugs are automatically normalized. Hub folders are optional and customizable.

16 purpose-built page types

Services hub, service, subservice, locations hub, state, city, neighborhood, market, service+location, pricing, process, FAQ, reviews, case studies, about, and contact. Each type triggers the right content brief template.

Visual editing

See your blueprint as a tree or table. Edit titles, slugs, and types inline. Add or delete pages with cascade warnings. Filter, search, and sort to find any page instantly.

Bulk import and export

Import existing page lists via CSV or Excel. Fetch locations from a URL using AI extraction. Export blueprints to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets for stakeholder review or developer handoff.

Integrated tracking

Connect your architecture pages to Topical Authority for SERP and AI visibility tracking. Configure query patterns that match how customers actually search for your services in your locations.

LocalBusiness schema generation

Brand Foundation captures your NAP, hours, geo coordinates, and business classification—then generates ready-to-use LocalBusiness structured data you can deploy across every location page. Includes all Schema.org fields: @type, address, openingHours, priceRange, and more.

The workflow: from architecture to content

Site Architecture is the starting point for local content at scale. Here is how it connects to the rest of Floyi.

Choose your content scope
- Local Site + Resources: Build service/location pages, then add blog content.
- Local Site Only: Service and location pages only, skip resources.
- Resources Only: Skip architecture, go straight to topical research.
Map your architecture
- Enter services and locations.
- Configure URL structure and hub pages.
- Generate blueprint and refine until the structure is right.
Flow into content creation
- Move to Topical Research for blog and resource planning.
- Or jump to Topical Authority to track rankings and AI visibility.
- Generate strategy-aligned content briefs for each page type.

Your blueprint becomes the spine that connects every piece of local content you create.

A connected local SEO system

You're not just planning pages—you're building a connected local SEO system where brand identity, site structure, and content strategy work together.

Brand Foundation

(Identity)

→

Site Architecture

(Plan)

→

Content Briefs

(Strategy)

→

Draft Generation

(Content)

→

Published Content

(Live)

Brand Foundation feeds Site Architecture

Your business info, service areas, and LocalBusiness schema inform the architecture you build.

Site Architecture feeds Content Briefs

Each page type triggers purpose-built brief templates—a Service page gets a different brief than a Service+Location page.

Schema deploys across pages

LocalBusiness structured data from Brand Foundation can be implemented on every location page in your architecture.

Everything stays connected

Change your service areas, regenerate your architecture, and your content briefs update accordingly.

Compared to the old way

Manual approach	Floyi Site Architecture
Hours of spreadsheet planning	Seconds to map structure
No visual hierarchy view	Tree and table views
Manual slug creation, error-prone	Auto-normalized URLs
No page type taxonomy	16 purpose-built types
Disconnected from content system	Flows into brief generation and tracking
Rebuild from scratch for new locations	Add incrementally, toggle "replace" off

See how this supports your role

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Map your complete site blueprint from services and locations, then generate content for every page. No spreadsheets, no manual planning.