MPG Pro

One template for structured page sets

MPG Pro uses spreadsheet data or a live Google Sheet to generate WordPress pages from a reusable template. The Pro edition supports unlimited data processing and page generation. Each row can supply values such as a title, location, service, price, or phone number, which placeholders connect to page content and URL patterns. MPG renders unique pages when their URLs are requested.

This workflow can support location-based landing pages, product catalogs, directory listings, job portals, event calendars, and other projects organized around structured data. A shared template offers the page structure while row values vary across the generated pages.

From spreadsheet to published pages

1. Import the data

   Create a project in WordPress, then upload a CSV, XLSX, or ODS file, or connect a live Google Sheet. Rows provide the information used in generated content and URL structures.

2. Build the template

   Choose a page or post as the entity type and make a reusable template. Place values where needed with placeholders such as {{mpg_city}}, {{mpg_service}}, and {{mpg_price}}. Define a URL pattern using the relevant data fields.

3. Preview and generate

   Preview the pages before publishing, then generate them. Content can be updated in bulk through a single sync or on an automated schedule.

Controls for projects and changing data

MPG Pro includes project management for importing and exporting projects, as well as duplicating or cloning them. Conditional logic can display or hide content based on data conditions in Gutenberg and Elementor templates, which helps when rows need different sections or messages.

For recurring updates, set the first fetch date and time for automated synchronization. Notifications cover sync processes and errors, and MPG Pro lets you manage the modified dates of generated pages.

Programmatic SEO processes

Custom URL patterns, dynamic placeholders, and automated sitemaps support page structures for keyword-focused landing pages, local services, product-related content, and directories. When source data changes, synchronization can carry updates into generated content.

To get started, install MPG Pro in WordPress and create a project. Connect a spreadsheet or Google Sheet, choose a page or post type, build the template, set its URL pattern, and preview the output. Generate the pages when the structure is ready, then configure syncing or scheduling if the data will change over time. MPG Pro includes priority email support and live chat.