All 75 places, named in public.

Most customers who find you locally find you here first.

Feeds Bing, Windows and several AI assistants.

Every iPhone map search and Siri answer comes from here.

Reads Apple and Bing data, so it follows those two.

Powers in-car navigation for several manufacturers.

Used by satnav units and fleet software.

Drivers navigating to you use it, and claiming is free.

Drop-off search reads the same place data as Foursquare.

Satnav units read the HERE and TomTom place data.

Second only to Google for local searching and messaging.

Where new customers check whether you look current.

Matters for anything sold to other businesses.

Fast-growing search tool for under-thirties.

Video shows up inside Google results for your name.

Still indexed quickly for brand-name searches.

Useful where the work is visual — homes, print, décor.

Neighbor recommendations, which is how local trades get hired.

Referrals between local business owners.

Feeds Apple Maps, Alexa and many AI answers as well as its own site.

Checked by cautious buyers before they call.

Shows star ratings inside Google results.

Only relevant for food, lodging and attractions.

Small but indexed for brand-name searches.

Still one of the most-read general directories.

Reads aggregator data; a wrong record here means a wrong feed.

Long-standing directory with steady search traffic.

Feeds Uber, Samsung and many apps behind the scenes.

Old but still crawled for city-and-trade searches.

Ranks well for “<trade> in <town>” searches.

Cheap consistency signal for the search engines.

Free listing that adds another matching record.

Free listing, indexed quickly.

Open directory that other sites copy from.

Sends calls for service trades.

Distributes to smaller local sites.

Another free matching record.

Aggregates other directories; errors spread from here.

General local search with steady traffic.

International directory that mirrors listings.

Small review-and-map site that is crawled often.

North American directory with free claiming.

Neighborhood news and business pages that index quickly.

Free local listing that feeds several smaller sites.

Part of the Thryv network alongside Superpages and YellowPages.

“Open now” searches read its hours data.

Long-standing free directory with a clean claim flow.

International listing network; free to add.

Global phone and business register used by data buyers.

Older review directory that still ranks on brand searches.

Local recommendation site with free business pages.

Free listing that mirrors into several partner sites.

Opening-hours directory searched on mobile.

Small local network fed by the big data suppliers.

Free listing; part of the standard grader checklist.

Mobile-first local directory.

Appears on the grader checklist; free to list.

Digital business-card pages that index fast.

Highway-exit travel directory.

Where home-service buyers shortlist contractors.

Quote requests come straight through it.

Remodeling and design buyers start here.

Home-project leads and a matching record.

Pulls contractor licenses into public profiles.

“Best in <town>” pages that rank well.

Free place identifier that data companies match records against.

Free directory-assistance record — the 411 operators read it.

Phone directory assistance, fed by the 411 record above.

Credit and supplier checks read this record.

Long-standing small-business register that ranks for brand names.

Shows up on brand-name searches, especially for B2B.

Mirrors state registration details.

Phone lookups; a wrong number here misroutes callers.

Feeds hundreds of smaller directories; needs a paid feed to post into.

Supplies listing data to major search platforms.

Paid syndication network used by many agencies.