Listing Management
Make it easier for customers to reach the right business at the right address. We review and correct your details across the directories your customers use, including old locations, conflicting phone numbers, and duplicate listings.
- Fewer conflicting contact details
- A documented record of listings and access
- A record of which corrections are still pending
What you get
- An inventory of your listings across the directories that matter
- Comparison against your approved business details
- Correction and duplicate-removal requests
- Submissions to missing directories worth being in
- A status record, access notes, and maintenance guidance
A record your team can maintain
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Agree the source of truth
Confirm names, locations, hours, phone numbers, and service details before updating directories.
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Correct the sources that matter
Focus on directories customers use and sources that distribute business information.
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Track remaining requests
Record submitted, published, and unresolved changes so a correction is not mistaken for a completed update.
Timeline
Initial work typically takes one to two weeks. Directory responses and publication times vary.
What we need from you
Approved business details, location history, and access to any existing directory accounts.
How pricing works
A defined cleanup is quoted by scope. Ongoing monitoring or managed subscriptions are explained separately; support is month-to-month.
Ask what this would costScope and dependencies
- Directory operators control approval and publication times.
- Managed listing subscriptions may stop updating when a subscription ends. Their terms are documented in the scope.
- Profile content and review responses are scoped through Google Business Profile work.
Questions about this service
Initial work commonly takes one to two weeks. Directory publication can take longer, and some requests require additional verification or follow-up.
No. We select the directories that serve your customers and locations rather than treating the number of listings as the goal.
You retain your core accounts and the documentation of completed changes. Third-party managed subscriptions have their own terms; their ongoing effects are explained before you commit.