One landing page per template category — resume templates, invoice templates, pitch decks — each one showing off the inventory and funneling clicks into your product. The content is the templates themselves: no articles to write, no keyword briefs, just the assets you already ship. It's the play Canva is famous for.
GET /resume-templates
GET /invoice-templates
made famous by Canva
When to use it
Your sheet
| slug | category | template_count | featured_templates | primary_use | product_link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| resume-templates | Resume templates | 42 | Modern minimal; ATS classic; Two-column | Job applications and career changes | /editor?category=resumes |
every row becomes a page — add an AI-filled column for per-row unique copy
Build it
Paste rows from your sheet — one row per category with slug, name, template count, featured template names, and the deep link into your editor. Every row becomes a gallery landing page.
Add an AI column grounded in each row: what the category's templates are for, who reaches for them, what's in the set. So /resume-templates and /invoice-templates read like different pages, not one paragraph with a noun swapped.
Hit generate — each category goes live as cached, SEO-first HTML, and each page's CTA carries its row's deep link straight into your editor. Preview on the free subdomain, then attach your domain to index; titles, canonicals, and sitemap are handled.
SEO notes
FAQ
The inventory carries the page, but a short grounded intro helps it rank: what the category is for, who uses it, what's in the set. That's the AI-fill column's job — per-category copy written from that row's own facts, so fifty galleries don't share one boilerplate paragraph.
One page per query people actually type. 'Invoice templates' earns a URL; 'invoice templates for freelance designers' is a filter until search data proves otherwise. Start with head categories, watch what ranks, and split a variant out only when it shows demand of its own — premature splitting cannibalizes the head term.
That's the standard setup. The public page shows the category — names, counts, previews — and its CTA deep-links into signup or the editor. Your dataset carries all of it, so the gallery markets the inventory without exposing the product.
Related patterns
The same product, re-framed for every industry and role that searches for it.
Ranked roundups pairing a category with a qualifier. Endless head-term × modifier combinations.
A profile page per company, person, or product from a structured dataset. Entities are what AI engines retrieve.
Bring your dataset, pick this pattern, and Manypages generates and hosts the pages — sitemap, robots and canonicals handled.