Everything it takes to win local search, in one pipeline.
Research, writing, quality control, schema, internal links and multi-cloud hosting. Here's everything Cloud Stack does between "new client" and "pages live".
Every page starts with research on that market.
Before anything is written, Cloud Stack studies the client and every city in the campaign. That research is what makes a Dallas page different from a Plano page.
- Brand, services and proof points pulled from the client's own website
- Search results and competitor coverage for each service and city
- Real customer pain points from Reddit
- Local facts from Wikipedia, plus neighborhoods, landmarks and ZIPs from geo research
- Optional US Census housing data per ZIP
Nine page types, each built for its own job.
Each type has its own search intent, length, call-to-action strength and schema, so the whole site works as one structure instead of a pile of near-identical pages.
| Page type | Tier | Search intent | Typical length | Schema |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pillar page | 1 | Commercial investigation | 1,400–1,800 words | LocalBusiness, WebSite, Breadcrumb, FAQ |
| Service hub | 2 | Commercial investigation | 1,200–1,600 words | LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ |
| Sub-service | 3 | Commercial → transactional | 900–1,200 words | Service, LocalBusiness, FAQ |
| Micro-service | 3 | Transactional + informational | 800–1,100 words | Service, LocalBusiness, FAQ, HowTo |
| Educational (how-it-works, cost guide, emergency) | 3 | Informational → transactional | 900–2,200 words | Article, HowTo, FAQ |
| Location | 4 | Commercial investigation | 900–1,200 words | LocalBusiness, ServiceArea, Geo, FAQ |
| Location + service | 4 | Transactional | 900–1,300 words | LocalBusiness, Service, Geo, Postal, FAQ |
| Location + sub-service | 4 | Transactional | 900–1,200 words | LocalBusiness, Service, Geo, Postal, FAQ |
| Neighborhood + service | 5 | Transactional | 1,200–1,800 words | LocalBusiness, Postal, Service, Geo, FAQ |
ZIP codes, landmarks and "near you" phrasing aren't separate pages. They're local signals placed inside location and neighborhood pages, where they help most.
Your model, your keys, the client's voice.
Cloud Stack writes a brief for every page, then generates the content with the AI provider you choose. Pages use the client's real name, phone number, services and offers, not placeholders.
- OpenAI, Google Gemini or Anthropic Claude, using your own API key
- A page brief per page: intent, entities, local facts, FAQs, CTA
- Custom pages too, like an FAQ page, About us or Testimonials
- Set how many pages of each type a campaign builds
12 checks on every page, before anything deploys.
Checks run on every page and compare pages against each other. Blocking problems stop a page from deploying. Everything else is flagged with the reason so you can fix or regenerate it.
Blocking issues
Template defects, a phone number that isn't the business's verified one, risky claims, and schema that doesn't parse.
Content similarity
Every pair of pages is compared, and pages that are too alike are flagged.
H1 uniqueness
No two pages share a heading, even after the city name is removed.
Word count by type
Each page meets the minimum length for its page type.
Entity coverage
Pages mention enough of the niche's key topics and terms.
Trade depth
Industry standards named where they matter, such as IICRC S500 and S520 for restoration.
City mentions
Location pages mention their city enough to be clearly about it.
Local signals
Geo pages reference real landmarks and neighborhoods.
FAQ answer length
Every FAQ answer is long enough to actually answer the question.
Title & meta
Titles under 60 characters and meta descriptions under 160.
Link to the main website
Every page links back to the client's main site.
CTA count
Enough calls to action for the page's intent, including tap-to-call links.
Schema, internal links and a sitemap, built in.
The technical work that usually comes after the writing is part of the pipeline.
- Structured data injected per page type, then validated
- Internal links up to hubs, across to nearby cities, down to related services
- An XML sitemap for every campaign, ready to submit
- Export every live URL as CSV or JSON for reporting and indexing
Publish to your own cloud, split however you like.
Pages deploy automatically at the end of a run to the accounts you connect. You own the hosting and the files.
- 11 platforms, with several accounts per platform
- Split one campaign across clouds by percentage
- Automatic buckets named after the campaign, or pick your own
- Re-deploy to a single bucket anytime, without rerunning
Run Cloud Stack from your AI assistant.
Connect Cloud Stack to the AI tools you already use and manage campaigns by chatting: create, estimate, run, review, fix and deploy.
See every step. Fix only what failed.
Long runs fail sometimes: an expired key, a full bucket, a model timeout. Cloud Stack tells you exactly what happened and lets you continue without paying to start over.
Live pipeline monitor
Step-by-step progress and logs for every run.
Clear next steps
Each error says whether to resume, update keys, fix a cloud account or change the campaign.
Resume & retry
Resume a stopped job, retry only failed pages, or regenerate one page.
Review tools
Preview pages, browse by type, and review quality flags and similarity.
Built for agencies handling client accounts.
You're trusting Cloud Stack with API keys and cloud credentials, so they're treated that way.
- API keys and cloud credentials encrypted at rest
- Every client's data kept separate, per account
- Short-lived sign-in tokens, plus Google sign-in
- Rate-limited sign-in to block brute-force attempts
- Payments handled by Stripe. Card details never touch our servers.
Put every city you serve on the map.
Free plan, 50 pages a month. Bring a client and a list of cities, and see your first pages go live today.