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# pSEO District Service

> Implement district × service programmatic SEO pages in Next.js.

A production-ready blueprint for building district × service programmatic SEO pages in Next.js: the data layer, dynamic routes, components, schema, and sitemap that turn a list of districts and a list of services into hundreds of unique local landing pages. It enforces a strict anti-thin-content discipline so every page earns its place in Google's index rather than triggering a duplicate-content penalty. You get organic local reach at scale without hand-building each page.

## Use cases
- Generate N districts × M services local landing pages
- Build a type-safe pSEO data layer in src/data
- Wire generateStaticParams + generateMetadata for every combo
- Add LocalBusiness + Service + FAQ schema per page
- Segment pSEO URLs into a dedicated sitemap
- Validate pages against the thin-content threshold

## Benefits
- Capture long-tail local keywords across an entire district matrix at once
- Add a new district or service by editing one data line, not rebuilding pages
- Avoid Google duplicate-content penalties with a built-in uniqueness gate
- Pre-rendered static HTML serves instantly to crawlers for fast indexing

## What’s included
- TypeScript interfaces (PseoDistrict, PseoService, PseoPageData) and a cartesian-product data layer
- Dynamic [district]/[service] route with generateStaticParams and unique generateMetadata
- Required component set: hero, district info, service features, local CTA, FAQ, JSON-LD
- Conditional rendering rules so empty data never produces a thin page
- Sitemap integration helper plus an 8-point thin-content validation checklist
- Anti-pattern table (Turkish-char slugs, orphan pages, hardcoded prices) with fixes

## Who it’s for
Next.js developers and agencies building local service businesses that need scalable, index-worthy district-level landing pages.

## How it runs
This is the Next.js implementation layer of district x service pSEO: a fixed 6 step workflow from TypeScript interfaces to a thin content validation gate, where adding a new district later means adding one data row, not writing a new page.
1. Defines the TypeScript interfaces first: PseoDistrict (name, slug, description, population, neighborhoods, landmarks), PseoService (features, price range, duration, an FAQ list per service) and the combined PseoPageData carrying a unique content field per district-service combination.
2. Creates the data layer in src/data/pseo.ts as the single source of truth: district and service arrays, a matrix helper that resolves any slug pair, and a cartesian generator producing every combination; hardcoded strings in components are banned.
3. Builds the dynamic route [district]/[service]/page.tsx: generateStaticParams pre-renders every combination at build time, generateMetadata produces a unique title, description and canonical URL per page.
4. Composes each page from mandatory components (ServiceHero, DistrictInfo, ServiceFeatures, LocalCTA, ServiceFAQ, PseoJsonLd) plus conditional ones (NeighborhoodList, PriceTable, BeforeAfter) that only render when data exists, because an empty block is itself a thin content signal.
5. Extends sitemap.ts with every matrix URL at monthly change frequency and 0.7 priority so the new pages enter crawl rotation.
6. Runs the thin content validation gate after build: 500 plus words per page excluding boilerplate, at least 3 unique content blocks, distinct titles and descriptions across pages, FAQ and LocalBusiness schema present, canonical and trailing slash consistency.

## FAQ
### The blueprint leans on generateStaticParams and a [district]/[service] route, what's left for me if my stack isn't Next.js?
The blueprint is Next.js-specific: the data layer lives in src/data with TypeScript interfaces, and the routing relies on generateStaticParams plus generateMetadata in a dynamic [district]/[service] route. The anti-thin-content principles transfer, but the code does not.

### What stops hundreds of district pages from looking like duplicate content to Google?
Each page assembles district-specific and service-specific data through a required component set, hero, district info, features, local CTA, FAQ, and JSON-LD, with conditional rendering so empty data never produces a thin page. An 8-point thin-content checklist gates every page before launch.

### Does it write the local content for each district itself?
No. It builds the structure that turns your district and service data into pages; the unique local facts, FAQs, and service details come from your data layer. A district row with no real content gets conditionally skipped, not padded with filler.

## Price
$15, one-time, no subscription. VAT included.

Related guide: [How to automate SEO and AEO with Claude](https://forgehouse.ai/guides/automate-seo-claude/)