NAP + Entity Boost
Finds Wrong Data.
Fixes It Automatically.
Your business name, address, and phone number appear on hundreds of sites across the web. When any of that data is wrong, this system finds it and corrects it — automatically. You only hear from it when something needs your hands.
Wrong Data Is Costing You Customers Right Now
Google cross-references your business data across every directory, social profile, and business index it can find. When the data doesn't match — an old phone number here, a misspelled address there — Google loses confidence in your business and pushes you down in search results. Meanwhile, a customer calls the wrong number and hires someone else.
A directory shows your old phone number from 3 years ago
You moved offices but 30+ sites still list the old address
Your business name is spelled differently across 5 directories
A high-authority platform you never claimed shows wrong information
Google, Bing, and Apple Maps don't have listings for you at all
A competitor's listing uses your business name as a keyword
Most businesses don't know this is happening. This system finds it, fixes it, and keeps it fixed.
Step 1: Discover Everything
The system runs 12+ targeted search patterns per entity — the same way Google discovers your business, but looking at it from your side.
Targeted SERP Discovery
Exact name matches, name + city, name + phone, phone-only lookups, domain backlink searches, and site-specific queries across Yelp, Facebook, BBB, Angi, NextDoor, Yellow Pages, and more. Every query pattern finds a different type of mention.
Citation Classification
Every result is classified with a match score: CORRECT (verified match), VARIANT (your listing but data differs), WRONG (incorrect data), DUPLICATE (redundant listing), or NOT_US (different business). No guesswork.
NAP Extraction
Pulls the actual name, address, and phone number from each citation and compares it character-by-character against your canonical data. Catches old phone numbers, misspelled streets, wrong suite numbers, abbreviated names.
Missing Listing Detection
Checks the platforms that matter most — Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Apple Business Connect, BBB, LinkedIn, D&B — and identifies where you're not listed at all.
Step 2: Fix It Automatically
This isn't a report you read and then figure out what to do. When the system finds a problem, it takes action.
Automated Fixes
Issues the system can resolve on its own — wrong data on claimable directories, duplicate listing merges, profile updates on platforms with API access. These get corrected in the background. You don't need to do anything.
Status: AUTO_FIXED
Assisted Fixes
Issues that need a quick approval from you before the system can proceed — like claiming a new listing or confirming a business name change. The system prepares everything, you just approve.
Status: NEEDS_APPROVAL
Manual Notification
A small number of issues can only be fixed by the business owner — like logging into a platform you own to verify a listing, or resolving a dispute with a directory. The system tells you exactly what to do and where.
Status: OPEN (client_action_required)
Most issues are fixed automatically. You only get notified when something genuinely needs your hands.
Step 3: Keep It Clean — Permanently
A one-time audit goes stale the day it's finished. Directories scrape, re-publish, and mutate your data constantly. Data aggregators push old information back into the system months after you thought you fixed it. This system re-scans on a regular cadence, catches new issues the moment they appear, and fixes them again. Your data stays clean without you thinking about it.
Why This Matters for Local Search Rankings
Google doesn't just read your website. It builds a trust model by comparing your business data across every source it can find. Consistency is a direct ranking signal.
Consistent NAP = Trust
When your name, address, and phone match everywhere, Google treats your business as verified and reliable. Every mismatch erodes that trust.
Missing Listings = Invisible
If you're not on Google Business Profile, Bing Places, or Apple Maps, you don't exist for the customers searching there — and Google doesn't get the confirmation signal.
Fixed Data = Compounding
Clean data today means aggregators spread correct information tomorrow. Every fix multiplies across the ecosystem over time.
Pricing
Monthly
$99/mo
Annual (save $198)
$82/mo
For comparison: A manual citation audit from an SEO agency costs $500–2,000 as a one-time project — and the results are stale the next day. Ongoing local SEO citation management runs $200–500/month and usually requires you to approve every change. This system discovers, classifies, and corrects issues automatically for $99/month. It never stops, never forgets, and doesn't need meetings.
Common Questions
Does it actually fix things or just report them?
It fixes them. When the system detects wrong data on a directory it can access, it submits the correction automatically. For platforms that require owner verification, it prepares everything and notifies you to approve. You only do manual work when a platform physically requires the business owner to log in.
How does it find all my listings?
It runs 12+ different search query patterns — exact name searches, name + location, phone number lookups, domain backlink searches, and site-specific queries on major directories like Yelp, Facebook, BBB, Angi, NextDoor, and Yellow Pages. Each pattern catches mentions the others miss.
What happens after the initial scan?
The system continues scanning on a regular cadence. Directories constantly scrape and re-publish data, so corrections can revert. The ongoing scans catch new issues the moment they appear and fix them again.
Will it claim listings I don't have?
When the system detects you're missing from a high-value platform, it flags it as a missing listing issue. For platforms where it can create a listing automatically, it will — with your approval. For platforms that require owner verification, it tells you exactly what to do.
How is this different from Moz Local or Yext?
Those tools primarily push your data to partner directories. This system starts by searching the open web to find where you actually appear — including sites those tools don't cover. It then classifies what it finds, corrects what's wrong, and monitors for drift. It's discovery-first, not syndication-first.
Find Out What's Wrong. Fix It Tonight.
The first scan usually finds problems you didn't know existed. The system starts correcting them immediately.
No contracts • Cancel anytime • Most issues fixed automatically