Service 08 — Directory Listings
Wrong numbers on old directories cost you calls and quietly drag down your Google rankings. We claim, correct and maintain your listings across every directory that matters to your sector.

Found in more places
From major business directories like Yelp and Yellow Pages to trade review platforms, salon booking sites and care directories — we put you on the general and sector directories your customers actually use.
Consistent to the comma
Google cross-checks your details across the web. We make every listing match exactly, which strengthens your local rankings as a side effect.
Duplicates hunted down
Old addresses, renamed businesses and duplicate listings confuse customers and search engines alike. We find and remove them.
What's included
Everything this service covers.
Scopes are agreed in writing before work starts — what you see here is what gets delivered, not a menu of extras.
How it runs
Directory Listings, step by step.
Audit
We scan the directory landscape for every mention of your business — right, wrong and duplicated.
Claim & correct
Existing listings are claimed and fixed; stale and duplicate entries are removed.
Extend
We add you to the directories you are missing from, prioritised by your sector and area.
Maintain
Listings drift over time. Ongoing monitoring catches changes before they cost you calls.
Often paired with these industries
Where this service earns its keep fastest.
It works for any local business — these are the sectors where we see it move the needle most, each with its own detailed playbook.
Common questions
Directory Listings, honestly answered.
Less as referral sources, more as trust signals: Google uses citation consistency in local rankings, and sector directories like trade review platforms still drive direct enquiries in many trades.
Works well with
Services that compound this one.
Start the conversation
Want a fixed quote for directory listings?
Tell us about your business and we will reply with a clear scope, price and timeline — usually within one working day.

