Quick answer
There’s no fixed number — create pages for each real, distinct market you actively serve and can support with unique information. Quality and intent matter more than quantity.
- Brick‑and‑mortar stores: one dedicated page per physical location with address, hours, directions and local photos.
- Service‑area businesses: create pages for cities or regions you regularly serve (not every neighborhood) and include service details, coverage boundaries, and local proof.
- Large chains: use templates but add unique content (staff, photos, local reviews) to avoid duplicate content penalties.
- Start small and measure: prioritize top markets, track traffic and conversions, then expand where performance justifies new pages.
If you want, I can review your location list and recommend which pages to build first.
