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How should agencies compare CMS platforms for multi-location service-area publishing?

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We need to manage hundreds of legitimate service/location combinations. Which platform features should be mandatory?
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Require a structured content model separating services, real locations, service coverage, and supporting evidence. Templates must generate distinct intent-based URLs, metadata, breadcrumbs, internal links, and truthful location facts without inventing offices. Include approvals, per-location overrides, canonical controls, bulk auditing, and reliable sitemaps. Test one full publish/update/rollback cycle before scaling. A platform that can generate thousands of URLs is not necessarily one that can maintain thousands of useful pages.
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