Link the pages from your site
Pages nobody links to don’t show up in search. This is a required setup step: Setup → Get found on Google → Add a “Recent Work” link to your menu.
What to add
Section titled “What to add”Most websites have a top menu (Home, Services, About). Add a Recent Work link, or “Projects” or “Portfolio”, whichever fits the site, and point it at the project pages:
https://yourbusiness.com/workThe app shows this address with the web address filled in and a Copy link button. Use it exactly as shown, with no trailing slash: /work, not /work/.
Where the menu is edited depends on the site: the theme’s menu editor on WordPress, the site builder’s navigation panel, or the layout template on a hand-built site. A footer link works too, but a link in the main menu is what visitors use.
Mark it done
Section titled “Mark it done”SimplifyLocal can’t see the menu on your site, so this step is marked by hand. Once the link is live, press Mark as done in the app. Not done yet? Undo reverses it.
What the pages link back to
Section titled “What the pages link back to”Every project page links back to the site: the logo and a “Back to Your Business” link in the header go to the site’s home page, and the footer lists any links you add under Brand shell. Service and town mentions link to the site’s own pages per Choose your paths.