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Business listings are the entries for your company on maps, apps, directories and data providers: Apple Maps, Bing, industry directories, local guides and the databases that feed navigation systems and voice assistants. We make sure each one exists, is correct, and stays correct when your details change.
Does this sound familiar?
When your details are wrong in one place, they spread to others. Getting listings right is mostly about finding the sources and correcting them once, properly.
- 01Customers are sent to your old address by their phone or car navigation.
- 02Apple Maps shows your business with the wrong opening hours, or does not show it at all.
- 03You keep finding directories that list you with an old phone number or a former company name.
- 04Two or three listings exist for your business in the same directory, and you do not know who made them.
- 05Every time something changes, such as hours, a move or a new number, you have to update dozens of places by hand.
- 06Your industry has directories buyers really use, and you are not in them.
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What we manage
We work from the sources outward, so corrections stick instead of being overwritten.
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Major platforms
Apple Business Connect, Bing Places and other map and search platforms, claimed and filled in completely.
Fewer, better listings
Hundreds of low-quality directory entries do not help anyone. We focus on the platforms people and systems actually use, and leave the rest alone.
Different from your Google profile
Your Google Business Profile is managed separately. Listings are everything else: the other maps, apps and directories that also show your details.
How it works
Find every listing
A search across maps, directories, apps and data providers for every version of your business.
Decide the correct details
Name, address, phone, hours, categories and description, agreed once.
Claim and correct
Major platforms first, then data sources, then industry directories.
Clean up
Duplicates merged or removed, old details corrected.
Keep it current
A routine for changes and periodic checks for new errors.
Customers sent to the wrong address?
Book a call and we check where your details are wrong.
What determines the cost
We do not publish prices. The scope depends on your history and the number of locations:
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Number of locations
Each location needs its own set of listings.
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History
Old details are spread widely and take longer to correct.
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Duplicates
Each duplicate has to be claimed, merged or removed.
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Industry directories
Specialist directories can need applications or paid memberships.
- 05
Countries
Each country has its own platforms and data sources.
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Maintenance
Regular checks catch new errors before customers do.
What you get
- 01An inventory of every listing found, with errors and duplicates marked
- 02One agreed set of business details
- 03Major map platforms and relevant industry directories claimed and corrected
- 04Duplicates and outdated entries resolved
- 05A routine for future changes, and periodic checks
Small enough to care. Senior enough to matter.
No account managers between you and the people doing the work. The person on the call is the person in the data.
Meet the team →Frequently asked questions
How many directories should we be listed in?
As many as are actually used in your market and industry, which is usually a focused list rather than hundreds.
Why do wrong details keep coming back?
Many listings are filled automatically from data providers. If the source is wrong, corrections elsewhere get overwritten. That is why we correct the sources too.
How long do corrections take?
Some platforms update within days, others take weeks, and data passed on by providers can take longer to reach every app.
Does this help with AI assistants?
Yes. Assistants draw on maps, directories and data providers for business details. Consistent listings help them describe you correctly.
Tell us what changed in your details, and when.
Your business name and current details are enough. A person replies within two working days.