Location pages for local SEO on Shopify

One Stop Store Locator & Maps can publish a page for every location, at /pages/locations/ on your store. Each page shows the address, opening hours, contacts, the store photo, a map and nearby locations. Shopify lists the pages in your sitemap, and each page carries LocalBusiness structured data, so search engines and assistants can read the location as a business with an address and hours.

How One Stop Store Locator & Maps does it

One page per location

Address, the week’s hours, phone, email, website, your custom fields, a map and nearby locations.

LocalBusiness data

Each page carries LocalBusiness structured data with the name, address and opening hours.

Store photos

A photo of the location shows at the top of its page and in the locator’s details view.

In the Shopify sitemap

The pages are Shopify pages, so Shopify lists them in your sitemap without extra setup.

Set it up

  1. Add a photo, hours and contacts to each location.
  2. Open Location pages in the app. In the theme editor, create a Location template and add the Location page block to it, as the app shows.
  3. Publish the pages from Location pages, then open one on your storefront to check it.

Step-by-step guides with every setting:

Good to know

  • Location pages need an Online Store 2.0 theme, because they use metaobject templates.

Questions

Are location pages listed in the sitemap?

Yes. They are Shopify pages, so Shopify adds them to your sitemap.

Do location pages have structured data?

Yes. Each page carries LocalBusiness structured data.

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