Zero-spam growth kit
SEO launch kit for getting TheftRadar discovered
This page is built to be used as a public growth checklist: submit the site to search engines, pitch strong local pages to reporters, and link the best city pages into real community conversations.
Indexing checklist
- Verify your domain in Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.
- Submit the TheftRadar sitemap at /sitemap.xml so Google and Bing can crawl the new state and city pages.
- Request indexing for the homepage, /theft, /stolen-property-lookup, and your best city pages.
- Publish fresh internal links from the homepage, state pages, and local city pages to keep the crawl path dense.
- Track click-throughs and impressions weekly, then promote the pages that earn the most attention.
High-value pages to submit
Local city pages worth pitching
These city-level pages make strong local outreach targets because they turn a general report into a place-based resource. Use the URL in emails and community posts.
Portland
Oregon
Eugene
Oregon
Gresham
Oregon
Vancouver
Washington
Medford
Oregon
Grants Pass
Oregon
Tampa
Florida
Atlanta
Georgia
Austin
Texas
Columbus
Ohio
Charlotte
North Carolina
Houston
Texas
San Diego
California
Kansas City
Missouri
Las Vegas
Nevada
Sacramento
California
Nashville
Tennessee
Phoenix
Arizona
Denver
Colorado
Seattle
Washington
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Salt Lake City
Utah
Boise
Idaho
Metro launch pack (top 50 cities)
This is a ranked launch pack generated from the outreach seed. Each city can be pitched to a local reporter, neighborhood group, or public-safety resource page.
New York
New York
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Chicago
Illinois
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
San Antonio
Texas
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
San Diego
California
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Jacksonville
Florida
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Louisville/Jefferson County
Kentucky
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Nashville-Davidson
Tennessee
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Washington
District of Columbia
Search stolen property on TheftRadar
Copy/paste outreach snippets
Reporter pitch
Hi [Name], I run TheftRadar (theftradar.pro), a public theft-reporting map. I can share live city-level theft data and a public page for [City] that reporters can cite when covering local theft or property crime.
Community post
If you live in [City], you can use TheftRadar to report a theft, browse local incidents on a public map, and check serial numbers before buying used gear. The site is free and it helps neighbors spot repeated theft patterns.
Secondhand buyer warning
Before you buy a bike, trailer, tool set, or phone from a marketplace, check the serial number on TheftRadar first. It is a quick way to catch stolen property before money changes hands.