There's a better way
The Old Way
- Every landing page hand-built, so the library never gets built
- Generated pages that publish themselves and read like it
- Hundreds of orphan pages with nothing linking them together
- A bulk library flooding the sitemap your real posts live in
The BlackOps Way
- Six template shapes, each answering a different kind of search
- Everything lands as a draft for review before it goes live
- Cluster hubs curate by tag, so guides link into a structure
- Guides carry their own sitemap, separate from the main one
Why Programmatic SEO?
Structure is the difference between a library and slop
Six template shapes
Role, problem, workflow, location, competitor and cluster. Each one answers a different kind of search, and the shape decides what sections the page carries.
Clusters, not orphans
A cluster hub curates the pages beneath it by tag, so a set of guides links into a structure instead of sitting alone waiting to be found.
Draft first, publish deliberately
Generated pages land as drafts in the SEO admin. Nothing goes live because a batch finished running.
Bulk generation
Queue a batch and let it run. The library grows in passes rather than one page per afternoon.
How It Works
Pick the target
A competitor, a role, a workflow, a problem people search for. That choice determines the template and the sections the page gets.
Generate the batch
Pages are generated against the template with your positioning and land as drafts under the SEO admin.
Review, then publish
Published guides serve at /guides with their own sitemap, so a large library does not drown the main one.