The members widget

A widget that shows your members.

Real profiles from your brand, placed on any page.

Decide where your members are.

Count members per place first. The numbers pick the pages.

Build pages for them.

A hub, and a page per city that can fill its grid.

And the whole thing is one conversation.

You ask, it checks, it builds. The rest of this deck is these three steps up close.

Describe the members you want. The platform fills the page.

Place, member types, age range, how many. The platform picks real, current members from your brand every time the page is built. No JavaScript, so it always imports cleanly.

Every card is a real profile.

Everything on the card comes from the member’s real profile. Anything they have not filled in is simply left off.

Every word on it is yours.

The card link and where it points, the join tile, the verified badge, the no-results message. Any language.

It stays current on its own.

The platform rebuilds member pages regularly, and publishing refreshes immediately. Nothing to maintain.

Places are pinpointed, not guessed.

• ✓ The platform only recognises its own list of places. An unrecognised name is ignored in silence, and the page fills from everywhere.
• ✓ Co-Work carries the tools to pinpoint every place. Every name is matched against the platform’s own list before the page is built.

Measured: “England: Essex” returned 20 of 20 members in Essex. Bare “Essex” returned members across 14 counties.

A checker you can use yourself.

Type a place, get the exact value. Leeds sits in two counties, so it makes you choose. Try it in the guide.

Decide the shape before building.

One ask. The counts come back, and the counts choose the pages.

Eight pages, from one template.

Styled from the brand’s own tokens. No invented counts, no invented claims.

One question before publishing.

Worth asking every time. It is one line.

One hub. Seven city pages.

The hub targets the whole country. Each city page is one click away.

The finished pages.

Silhouettes shown on the deck. Real members appear on the brand.

What Google’s rules actually say.

Quoted verbatim. Page last updated 28 August 2026. Each source opens in a new tab.

Built this way, these pages answer those rules.

• ✓ Unique local copy on every page. Not one text with the place name swapped.
• ✓ Live first-party data. Your own members, on your own pages. Nothing syndicated, nothing scraped.
• ✓ Thin places get no page at all. The counts decide. That is the opposite of pages generated at scale for rankings.
• ✓ Each page answers its own search. Nothing funnels to a single page.

Google’s own north star: “People-first content means content that’s created primarily for people, and not to manipulate search engine rankings.” (Creating helpful, reliable, people-first content.) This is our interpretation of published policy, not advice from Google.

Three things.

• ✓ The page looks after itself. Members resolved at build, rebuilt regularly, publishing refreshes immediately.
• ✓ The look and the wording are yours. Styled for the brand, your words on every card, any language.
• ✓ Match the place name, and count before you build. An unrecognised name fills the page from everywhere. The counts decide which pages exist.

Your members are the one thing no competitor can copy.