Web Listings
Keep your business details right across the directories and map services people actually search — updated from one dashboard instead of fifty.
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Most small businesses appear on dozens of sites they have never signed up to — search engines, maps, social platforms and directories — each holding its own copy of your address, phone number and opening hours. When those copies disagree, or go stale after a move or a change of hours, customers get sent to the wrong place.
Web Listings gives you one dashboard that pushes the correct details out to all of them, and keeps them in step. It also surfaces the reviews and recommendations attached to those profiles, so you can see what people find when they look you up.
The reason this matters more than it used to is that a great many people never reach your website at all. They see a map result, a directory entry or a panel in search, and they act on whatever number and opening hours are shown there. If those came from a profile built automatically four years ago, that is what your business looks like regardless of how good the website is.
Why It Matters
Found in the Right Place
Accurate address, opening hours and phone number wherever someone searches — so a "near me" search sends them to your door rather than a dead end.
Update Once
Change your hours, address, delivery or collection details in one place and have them propagate, instead of logging into dozens of profiles you may not even know exist.
See What Customers See
Reviews, recommendations and profile information gathered into one view, so inconsistencies and out-of-date entries are visible rather than invisible.
Web Listings — Common Questions
Why do my business details need managing at all?
Because they already exist in places you did not put them. Directories and map services build profiles automatically from whatever they can find, and once those go stale they keep sending customers the wrong information until somebody corrects them. Most businesses discover this after a move, when calls stop arriving and the old number is still listed in a dozen places.
Does this replace a Google Business Profile?
No — it manages it alongside everything else. Your Google profile is usually the most important single listing, but it is one of many, and consistency across all of them is what stops the conflicting information.
What actually goes wrong if listings disagree?
Two things. Customers get sent to an old address or ring a number that no longer works, which is lost trade you never hear about. And search engines treat inconsistent details as a weaker signal about who and where you are, so the listings that do exist rank less well than they should. The second is slower and harder to notice than the first.
Does this replace having a website?
No, and it should not be sold as though it does. Listings control what appears about you elsewhere; the website is still where anybody who wants detail ends up. What listings management does is make sure the route to you is correct at the point where most people actually look, which is a map or a search panel rather than your home page.
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Check What the Internet Says About You
We can show you which listings are wrong or out of date before you commit to anything. Most businesses are surprised by how many there are.