Your hours changed. Google caught it. The rest didn't. So a customer found you on a site you've never logged into, called a number you stopped answering, and hired somebody else. Listings Management updates them all at once.
How it works
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We find every place your business is listed, claimed or not.
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You update your information once, from your desk or your phone.
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One button pushes the change out everywhere.
What it does for you
Stop losing jobs to wrong information
Old numbers and dead addresses send customers to competitors, and you never hear about it. One update corrects them everywhere instead of you chasing forty logins.
Reach the searches you'd never think to check
Your listings feed more than one search engine. Accurate information across 70+ directories and search platforms means you turn up where you aren't looking.
Change your hours from the truck
Holiday hours, a closure, a new service area. Do it from your phone in a parking lot instead of remembering to do it from a desk you rarely sit at.
Run an offer everywhere at once
Push a featured offer or seasonal message out across your listings, so the promotion shows up wherever a customer finds you.
Show your work where they find you
Add photos to your listings so customers see real jobs before they call, not a logo and a phone number.
Clean up the duplicates working against you
Old addresses and duplicate listings split your customers and confuse search engines about which one is really you. Find them and fix them from one place.
Common questions
Do I need to claim my listings first?
No. We find what already exists for your business, including listings you never created, and bring them under your control.
Who actually uses these directories?
Fewer people than use Google, and that's not the point. Search engines read your listings to decide how established your business is. Wrong information across a dozen sites holds down your ranking on the one site that matters.
How fast do changes show up?
The update pushes out right away. How quickly each site displays it varies, and the major ones are usually quickest.
What about the old address from three shops ago?
That's the most common thing we find. Outdated and duplicate listings get surfaced so you can correct or remove them instead of leaving customers to guess.
Do I need to know anything about SEO?
No. Accurate information in more places is most of local search. You fill in your details once.
I already manage my Google Business Profile. Is this still worth it?
Google is the one most owners keep current, and it's also the one they check. The jobs you lose come from the listings nobody is watching.
Your website should be doing something.
Not sitting there looking fine. Built to get found, connected to everything else bringing you work.
