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Most citation vendors sell a directory count. What actually decides whether a citation helps is whether your name, address and phone number match everywhere it appears. This page explains the difference, and exactly what each package delivers.
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Most citation vendors sell one number: how many directories your business gets listed on. That number is easy to advertise and easy to mistake for the whole service, but a citation with the wrong address or an outdated phone number is not neutral. It actively works against the listings that are already correct.
NAP stands for Name, Address and Phone number, the three details search engines cross-reference across directories to decide whether they are looking at one authoritative business or several conflicting ones. When those details do not match everywhere, local search algorithms have to work out which version is real, and inconsistent data undercuts the confidence they can place in any listing carrying your business name.
That is why every campaign here starts with an audit of what is already indexed under your business name, not a fresh batch of submissions layered on top of whatever inconsistency already exists. New citations use the same identical details as the corrected old ones, so the footprint reads as one business rather than several fragments of it.
If citation consistency is one piece of a wider local visibility plan, that program sits at Local SEO services. For the broader recurring organic program, see SEO services. The rest of what we take on is under our services.
Before any submission
We pull what is already indexed under your business name across directories, and flag every listing where the name, address or phone does not match what it should.
The campaign itself
New citations are submitted manually within the package's scope, and existing incorrect listings are corrected to the same details rather than left standing beside a new, conflicting one.
After submission
Directories queue, reject or edit submissions without notice, so each one is checked after it goes live rather than assumed correct once it is sent.
At completion
You receive a full submission report with login details and screenshots, so the record of what was submitted, where, and under what details, is yours.
Priced per campaign. No minimum commitment.
$150 /campaign
New businesses and local SEO foundations
$180 /campaign
Growing local businesses needing stronger citation coverage
$365 /campaign
Businesses targeting wider local visibility
Every campaign is manual citation submission and correction, not an automated blast, and includes the deliverables listed on each package. We do not guarantee a map pack ranking, a traffic outcome, or a delivery date, because citation consistency is one factor among many local search algorithms weigh and directory approval times are outside our control.
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NAP stands for Name, Address and Phone number, the three details that identify your business across the web. Search engines cross-reference these details across directories to decide whether they are looking at one consistent business or several conflicting ones, and inconsistent NAP data is one of the more common reasons an otherwise solid local business struggles in the map pack.
Both. Every campaign starts with a NAP consistency check against your existing footprint, so new submissions and any needed corrections use one identical set of details rather than adding another inconsistent listing on top of the ones already there.
Manual citation submissions, a NAP consistency check, country-specific directory targeting across the US, UK, Australia and Canada, no duplicate citations, and a full submission report with login details and screenshots, so the record of what was submitted is yours.
Manual submission, correction and verification typically takes a few weeks from order, depending on how many directories are in scope and how many existing listings need correcting rather than creating fresh. We do not commit to a fixed delivery date, because directory approval times are outside our control.
No. Consistent NAP data is one factor local search algorithms weigh when deciding which business record to trust, and correcting inconsistent listings removes a real obstacle, but no single factor decides map pack placement on its own, and we do not guarantee a ranking or traffic outcome.
Tell us about your business and how many locations you need covered. We will confirm the right package and what your existing listings need corrected before anything is billed.
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