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We generated many location URLs, but some are thin and have never received traffic. Should we delete them?
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Audit each URL for actual service eligibility, distinct customer value, search demand, links, impressions, and conversions. Expand a page only if the team can supply genuine local information. Otherwise consolidate useful details into a regional hub and redirect retired URLs to the closest truly equivalent destination when appropriate. Avoid redirecting unrelated city URLs indiscriminately to the homepage. Update internal links and sitemaps after changes, preserve important backlinks where possible, and monitor the results over subsequent crawls.
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