Inconsistent NAP data confuses search engines and costs you rankings. We build high-quality citations and clean up inconsistencies to strengthen your local authority.
Citations are online mentions of your business name, address, and phone number (NAP). Search engines use citations to verify your business exists and to understand your geographic relevance. Inconsistent citations damage trust and rankings.
Consistent NAP across authoritative directories tells Google your business is legitimate and established.
Citations on industry-specific and local directories strengthen your geographic and topical relevance.
Citations create additional pathways for customers to find your business online.
We scan 100+ directories to identify existing citations, inconsistencies, and duplicate listings.
We correct inconsistent data and remove duplicate listings to establish a clean foundation.
We build 50+ high-authority citations on relevant directories.
Monthly monitoring ensures your citations remain accurate as directories update.
Complete citation audit delivered with prioritized cleanup recommendations.
NAP corrections and duplicate removals submitted. Many take 2-4 weeks to process.
50+ new citations built on authoritative directories.
Monthly monitoring and maintenance to preserve citation health.
Quality matters more than quantity. 50-75 citations on relevant, authoritative directories outperform 200+ citations on low-quality sites. We focus on directories that carry actual ranking weight.
Citation cleanup becomes even more important. We'll systematically update all existing citations to reflect your current information, preventing confusion and ranking penalties.
Data aggregators can take 4-8 weeks to push updates to their network. Individual directory submissions typically appear within 1-2 weeks. Ranking impact accumulates as citations are verified.
Yes, but it's time-intensive. Manual citation building takes 30-50 hours. Many directories also require ongoing management to prevent data decay. We handle this systematically and monitor for changes.
See exactly where your NAP data is inconsistent and what's holding back your rankings.