Somewhere online, your business is listed wrong.
You've checked your Google listing. It looks right. But your business name, address, and phone number also sit on hundreds of other sites, apps, and databases — and you didn't put most of them there.
When those copies don't match, Google and AI tools like ChatGPT can't tell which one is correct. So they do what anyone would do: they recommend the business they're sure about.
Show Me My ListingsOne business, four places online
A typical example. Every line below is supposed to be the same company.
Google Business Profile
Hillside Family Dental
412 Maple Ave, Suite 200 · (555) 340‑1180
Yelp
Hillside Family Dental
412 Maple Ave, Suite 200 · (555) 340‑9925old number
Apple Maps
Hillside Dental Carewrong name
412 Maple Ave · (555) 340‑1180
Data aggregator feeding other sites
Hillside Family Dental
87 Water Stold office · (555) 340‑1180
The owner has never seen three of these four.
Your customers run into it before you do
You don't get a notification when someone calls a dead number or drives to an old address. They just quietly go somewhere else.
of people found wrong or incomplete information on a business listing in the past year.
trust a business less when its name or contact details don't match from site to site.
will skip a business entirely once they find wrong information about it online.
Source: BrightLocal consumer research.
It costs you twice
Mismatched listings hurt you in two separate places: with the systems that decide who gets recommended, and with the customer who was already trying to reach you.
Where it hurts your visibility
AI tools answer before anyone reaches your website
When someone asks ChatGPT or Google's AI results for a business like yours, the answer gets pulled together from sources across the web. Records that contradict each other make you a risky recommendation. It's the foundation underneath everything else in SEO and AI search.
Google Maps rewards businesses it's confident about
Google double-checks what it knows about you against other sites. The more they agree, the stronger your case for the top three map results, which is where most local SEO work is aimed. Contradictions chip away at it.
Two listings split the credit that should go to one
When a duplicate version of your business exists, your reviews and reputation get divided between the two instead of adding up. Neither one carries the weight it should.
Where it costs you the customer
A wrong phone number ends the call
No algorithm involved. Someone ready to book dials an old number, gets nothing, and calls the next business on the list. You never find out it happened.
Wrong information spreads on its own
Directories copy from each other and from a few big data companies. One outdated record can quietly show up on sites you've never heard of, years after you corrected the original.
Finding the problem is the hard part. Fixing it isn't.
Once you can see where your information is wrong, cleaning it up is simple. Getting that list takes about two minutes of your time.
Send us the basics
Your business name, address, phone number, and website, exactly how they should appear. That's all we need.
We go look
We check the directories, map platforms, and data companies that feed Google and AI tools, and flag every mismatch, duplicate, and outdated record we find.
You get a straight answer
A plain-English list of what's wrong and where, ordered by what matters most. It's yours to keep, whether you hand it to your own team or have us clean it up.
Listings are one piece of a bigger picture. If you want to see how the rest fits together, start with local SEO, or read how we approach SEO and AI search more broadly.
See what the internet says about your business
No cost, no commitment. You'll see the same picture Google and AI tools see when they decide whether to put your business in front of someone.
- Everywhere your business is listed, and everywhere it doesn't match
- Duplicate and outdated listings working against you
- What to fix first
- Yours to keep, whether you work with us or not
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Tell us where to look and we'll take it from there.