Do it yourself
Create accounts and submit one directory at a time. You control the details and keep the login records.
Add your business to Google Maps, Yelp, Bing Places and other directories so customers can find your location and contact details.
Also called local citation building, this work can support local discovery and bring referral visits. Some listings include backlinks. Rankings and link value aren’t guaranteed.
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NAP means Name, Address, Phone. Use the same real-world business details across platforms. If you serve customers at their location, follow each platform’s service-area and address privacy rules.
Open each platform, check its current requirements and tick it off once your listing is live. Availability, fees and verification vary by country and platform.
Create accounts and submit one directory at a time. You control the details and keep the login records.
Services such as BrightLocal can handle citation work. Check directory coverage, costs and ownership of your profiles.
Tools such as Playwright can fill forms. CAPTCHA, verification and manual reviews still need attention. Follow each site’s rules.
Keep a simple record: platform, submission date, status and live URL. Update your listings when your phone number, address or hours change.
A listing needs care after it goes live. Revisit your profiles when your address, phone number or opening hours change, and keep a record of which directories you’ve updated.
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