Best practice: Local Search Page

Consider the following benefits and best practices when creating Local Search Pages:

• These pages create additional indexed content targeted to specific combinations (e.g., "cardiology clinics near Austin"), increasing search visibility and improving SEO.
• Make sure your vocabularies and location content are consistently populated — missing terms or locations will reduce or prevent generation for some combinations.
• Use sensible limits for "number of providers" to avoid overly long pages — 10 to 20 is a common range depending on layout.
• Enable pagination so each page remains crawlable and focused; avoid infinite lists.
• Review generated pages after creation to ensure providers are associated correctly with the intended location.

Tip: If generated pages return unexpected providers - confirm that provider nodes have correct location fields and taxonomy term assignments, and that the chosen proximity/radius settings are appropriate for the location.

Local Search Page quick checklist

• Vocabularies populated (Affiliations, Conditions, Insurances, etc.)
• Location entries created for each city/state you expect to generate
• Provider content includes location and taxonomy assignments
• Pagination enabled (recommended)
• Desired number of providers per page set

Need help? Contact your implementation team or support with a sample location and taxonomy terms if pages don't generate as expected. We can review permission settings, location field mappings, and taxonomy links.