Guides, questions, comparisons, free tools and insights for multi-location marketing
Everything we know about getting every location found.
One library for every product. Each guide, question, tool and comparison has one home here, tagged by product, journey stage and industry, so you find it whether you came from Reach, Desk or a search.
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A fact on a profile such as wheelchair access, free Wi-Fi or late check-in. Engines read attributes to answer specific questions.
CitationA mention of a business's name, address and phone number on another site, such as a directory. Consistent citations support local rank.
Duplicate listingA second profile for the same location on the same directory. Duplicates split reviews and confuse maps and engines.
Google Business ProfileThe free Google listing that controls how a location appears on Search and Maps: hours, photos, reviews, attributes, posts and messages.
Google PostsShort updates published on a Google Business Profile, such as offers, events and news. They expire and are read by engines as recency signals.
Knowledge panelThe information box Google shows for a recognized entity, built from its profile and other trusted sources.
Listings managementKeeping every directory and map where a location appears complete, consistent and current, including Google, Apple Maps, Bing and review sites.
Local packThe three map results Google shows for a local query, with ratings and directions. Also called the map pack or three-pack.
Local SEOThe practice of ranking a location for searches with local intent, through its profile, citations, reviews and location pages.
MCP (Model Context Protocol)An open standard that lets an AI assistant such as ChatGPT or Claude use an outside tool. Reach is available as an MCP server.
NAP consistencyName, address and phone number matching exactly across every listing. Mismatches lower trust with maps and engines.
Rank gridA map of a location's Maps rank measured from several points around it, since rank changes with where the searcher stands.
Reputation managementMonitoring, replying to and learning from reviews across every site where a location is reviewed.
Review requestAsking a customer for a review after a visit, by SMS, WhatsApp or email, with a direct link to the right profile.
Review response rateThe share of reviews a location has replied to. Engines and customers both read replies.
Review velocityHow many new reviews a location receives per week or month. Recent reviews matter more than the total.
Store locatorA page or tool on a website that lets customers find the nearest location by address, city or map, with each location's details and a way to act.
Location pagesA web page for one location with its own address, hours, services, directions and booking, so search engines and customers can find that location specifically.
Free audits, one engine.
All free toolsScore, Maps rank, top 3 comparison, fixes. Network mode for many locations.
Run itLocal SEO auditRank grid, listing consistency, reviews and your site's local signals.
Run itAI visibility checkerWhether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude name you, and who they pick instead.
Check itMaps rank checkerYour Google Maps rank from nine points around one location, no sign-up.
Check a rankProduct resource hubs
One library, one curated page per product.
Every item lives once, here, at its own URL. Each product also has a curated, indexable hub, such as /visibility/resources/, with its own intro and the items tagged for it, so a guide that serves Reach and Desk is never duplicated under either.
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