Right hours, right pin, on every map people use.
Most people meet a local business on a map before they ever see its website. We check every listing against one source of truth, fix what is wrong and leave you owning all of it.
Seven fields, six places, one answer each.
A sample sheet for a generic neighborhood bakery. Hours are the field we expect to find wrong most often, because they change and nobody updates every place.
Google MapsApple MapsBingYelp
Instagram| Field | Your site | Google Maps | Apple Maps | Bing | Yelp | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business name | Matches | Matches | Matches | Matches | Matches | Matches |
| Address and pin | Matches | Matches | Wrong | Matches | Matches | Missing |
| Phone | Matches | Matches | Matches | Wrong | Matches | Matches |
| Hours, incl. holidays | Matches | Wrong | Wrong | Missing | Wrong | Missing |
| Category | Not applicable | Matches | Matches | Wrong | Matches | Matches |
| Website link | Not applicable | Matches | Missing | Matches | Wrong | Matches |
| Recent photos | Matches | Wrong | Missing | Missing | Matches | Matches |
✓ Matches the site✕ Wrong or out of date– Missing
Your listings stay yours.
Each profile stays under your own account. You can see everything we change and remove our access at any time.
Enough to edit hours, photos and details. Not enough to transfer ownership or remove you.
On the sign shop's site we added the structured data search engines read for a local business, and wrote the Google setup steps so the owner could complete them under his own account.
Seven phases, ending with a measurement, not a promise.
- Audit
Every listing, every field, plus how nearby competitors show up.
- Ownership
You stay primary owner on each platform; we join as manager.
- One source of truth
Your site holds the correct name, address, phone and hours. Everything copies from it.
- Fix and fill
Hours, holiday hours, categories, links and recent photos, platform by platform.
- Apple too
Apple Business Connect, which many owners never claim.
- In the shop
A QR code at the counter that opens your review page.
- 30 days later
We measure what changed and tell you plainly, including what didn’t.
A written method, not yet run as a client project.
We have written and checked this method, including category rules, but we have not yet run it end to end for a client. So there are no before-and-after numbers here. When we run it for you, the 30-day check is the result we report.
What you get:
The consistency sheet
Every field, every platform, one answer each.
Every listing corrected
Including Apple Business Connect, claimed.
A photo set
The place as it looks today.
A counter QR code
Opens your review page.
A one-page 30-day report
What changed, and what did not.
What we need: the correct hours (including holidays), access to whatever you have already claimed, and ten minutes when a platform asks to verify you by phone or postcard.
About maps and listings.
Will you take over our Google Business Profile?
No. You stay the primary owner, and we ask for manager access. If we part ways, you remove us in a minute and lose nothing.
Someone else claimed our listing years ago. Can it be recovered?
Usually. The platforms have a request process for owners, and it can take some back and forth. We prepare what they ask for and walk you through the steps you have to take yourself.
Can you guarantee we show up first on the map?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. Placement depends on distance, relevance and prominence, most of which no one controls. We fix what is wrong, and after 30 days we report what changed.
Are there businesses that cannot list products?
Yes. Some categories have rules about what a listing may show. A tobacco shop, for example, can hold a Google profile but cannot show its products there. We check your category's rules first.
Getting found, and staying found
Pages and systems that work with your listings.
Search your business on three map apps. If the hours differ, we should talk.
The first call is free, and you keep the checklist either way.