200+ service pages for a Jersey City repair shop

The problem

YUFixit repairs iPhones, Macs, game consoles and drones in Jersey City. The owner wanted to show up when people nearby search for a specific repair in a specific town. That meant hundreds of pages, and the AI tool he used to draft them got something wrong in every batch.

What we did

We built a page system for WordPress: self-contained HTML with scoped styles, so every page matches the brand without touching the theme. The site’s security plugins silently refuse to save pages that contain scripts, so every page ships without a single script tag.

For the large batches, a Python pipeline checks and corrects each page before it goes up. It has caught wrong addresses, duplicated headings, mismatched URLs, stray characters and broken markup. One page is tested live before any batch deploys.

We also tracked down why new pages were slow to appear in Google. Old static sitemap files were shadowing the live sitemap, so search engines were reading an outdated list.

The result

More than 200 service pages live, covering iPhone, Mac, PS5, Xbox, drone and data recovery repair across New Jersey and New York. The next batch is already queued.