Name, address, phone and hours aligned
Listing corrected to the master record, with a screenshot supplied for every submission.
Every listing audited, the wrong ones fixed, then pushed to the aggregators that matter.
Priced per campaign. No retainer, no minimum term.
Every submission is made by hand, with a screenshot and the login details handed over — the listings are yours, not rented. Larger volumes bring the per-submission rate down.
We scan the citation ecosystem for every mention of your business — including the auto-generated and long-forgotten ones — and score each for accuracy against your canonical NAP.
Inconsistent listings are corrected and duplicates are claimed and suppressed. This step matters more than new submissions: contradictory data actively suppresses rankings, whereas a missing listing is merely a neutral gap.
We submit to 50+ vetted general, local, and industry directories, plus the data aggregators whose feeds populate dozens of smaller sites automatically.
Each submission is tracked to live status. You receive a full citation ledger with every URL, the data submitted, and its verification state.
Specimens of the work: the record, the field we correct, and what it looked like before. Your own audit lists every listing we find.
Listing corrected to the master record, with a screenshot supplied for every submission.
Claimed and verified, with trading hours corrected to match the primary profile.
One correction at aggregator level rewrites dozens of small directories that pull from it.
Want to know which of your listings disagree? We will audit them free.
Request live samplesGoogle cross-references your details everywhere. Contradictions reduce its confidence in your location.
Twelve listings showing three phone numbers do not improve by adding fifty more.
Correcting data at aggregator level fixes dozens of downstream listings you never touch.
The audit covers every existing citation, including duplicates and abandoned listings.
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Google cross-references your business details across the web to decide how much confidence it has in your location data. Contradictory addresses or phone numbers reduce that confidence, and reduced confidence means reduced Map Pack visibility. Citation consistency is one of the few local ranking inputs you can fix outright.
Most citation packages simply submit to more directories. If you have twelve listings showing three different phone numbers, adding fifty more makes the contradiction worse. Auditing and correcting what already exists is where the ranking movement actually comes from.
A large share of small directories populate automatically from a handful of data aggregators. Correcting the data at aggregator level fixes dozens of downstream listings you would otherwise never find, and it stops old bad data from being reintroduced months later.
Old addresses and previous trading names persist across the web for years and quietly cap your local visibility.
Every location needs its own consistent citation set. Managed centrally, this is where inconsistency compounds fastest.
Trades, mobile services, and home-visit businesses with unusual address handling that directories routinely get wrong.
If you rank organically but never appear in the map results, citation inconsistency is one of the first things worth ruling out.
One name, one address, one phone number — everywhere Google looks.