Business Listing — Self-managed

Search engines do not read your website the way a person does. They look for structured data — a machine-readable description of what kind of business you are, where you are, when you are open, what you do, who to contact — and most small business sites have almost none of it. What is there is usually years old, contradicts the Google listing, or was never filled in past the address.

That gap is invisible to you and obvious to Google. It is part of why a competitor with worse reviews and a slower site sits above you in the map results.

This fills it in and keeps it filled. Your details go into proper schema markup on your website AND onto your Google Business Profile from one form: opening hours, the holiday hours everybody forgets to change, the address and service area, phone, price range, logo, every social account, and the fields that only apply to your kind of business — a restaurant's cuisine and menu, a contractor's service area and licence, a clinic's specialisms.

Change something once. It updates in both places. And the AI answer engines now quoting businesses at people are reading exactly the same structured data.

Covers one location. Add more as you need them.