What you’re describing can work for local SEO, but only if each city page has enough unique value beyond just swapping the city name. If the structure stays the same and only a few words change, search engines may treat them as thin or duplicate doorway-style pages, so the better approach is to use a template for layout but make sure each page has unique local content, service details, FAQs, internal links, and metadata.

Hey Eymerick, for local SEO in Odoo, you’re definitely on the right track. You’ll want to create a custom dynamic snippet that pulls data from a city-specific model or use a controller to inject that info into a template. We use a similar programmatic logic over at StartupsFlow.com to scale our Startups and SaaS category pages efficiently without doing it all manually. If you’re having trouble with the specific "Variable" injection in the website builder, let me know!

I boosted my SEO by mixing content updates with https://crowdo.net/crowdo-links , which gave me steady, relevant traffic from niche forums instead of random clicks. What helped most was keeping the links natural and sticking to communities that fit my topic, so nothing looked spammy. Keeping that balance of dofollow and nofollow links also made things feel a lot more organic.

I don't understand what you did yet but I'll look into it, thanks ! 

I did this for a service site where we wanted pages for different cities—same layout but tailored content for each.