My listing pages that work for consumers and search engines

A local listings management tool that submits your business information to the four primary data aggregators who gather consumer and business data and provide it to high-traffic local listing sources. These aggregators power sophisticated modern applications such as voice search (Apple’s Siri or Amazon Alexa), mobile apps (such as Uber and Snapchat), personal navigation systems, and more.

Reach a new level of market share with My Listing pages

Every business owner understands that location is everything. On the internet, prime real estate is given to those who are featured on as many directories, search engines and review sites as possible.

With Listing Builder, you can help businesses control their presence by handing them a responsive My Listing page that search engines can readily index and mobile users find easy to use. The best part? These sites are worth $295 each, but we’re letting you give them away for free.

Be accurate across sources

As search evolves, Listing Distribution remains crucial to a business being found accurately. The four aggregators have connection points to many different sources, including online, offline, mobile apps, and GPS navigation systems.

What is a My Listing page?

A My Listing page is as simple as it sounds — any page that contains information about a business. For most small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) this will likely be an individual page, but for chains or franchises, it may be part of a store-locator section from the main website.

Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s Webspam team, is emphatic about the importance of not hiding your multi-location information within a complex site.

According to Google, the most frequently sought after information is:

  • Business address
  • Hours of operation
  • Phone number
  • Departments

BUSINESS ADDRESS

HOURS OF OPERATION

PHONE NUMBER

DEPARTMENTS

Be accurate across sources

Google, as well as other search engines and sources, require certain criteria for optimal data sourcing. Google’s criteria includes:

Google, as well as other search engines and sources, require certain criteria for optimal data sourcing. Google’s criteria includes:

  • each location’s information should be accessible on separate pages
  • allowing the Googlebot to discover and crawl the My Listing pages
  • location information presented in an easy-to-understand format
  • use of schema.org structured data markup

Mobile and Responsive My Listing Pages

Mobile is growing at five times the speed of the internet. If your SMB clients don’t have a mobile-friendly presence, it’s time to catch up — both users and search engines demand it.

When mobile visitors come to a website, they’re usually looking for a few key pieces of information: directions, store hours, phone numbers and product information. My Listing pages make that information easy to find and navigate.

With My Listing pages, business owners no longer have to worry about customers having a bad browsing experience. And since the same site adapts to all devices and screen sizes, they only have to update content once in order to keep it current everywhere.