We pick the few directories that actually send jobs in your trade and make your profile on them hard to pass up.
We pick the directories that matter
Your listing shows trust badges
Homeowners visit your profile
They call you
BrightLocal's research found that business directories make up a big share of organic results for local searches. Search 'roofer near me' and you'll often see BBB, Yelp, or Nextdoor pages right under the map.
If those pages show your competitors and not you, you're missing customers who never even see your website.
In BrightLocal's expert citation survey, local SEO experts ranked industry relevance and local relevance as the most important things in a directory, ahead of raw authority, and recommended niche and industry directories over generic ones.
So we skip the 200-site blast and go after the directories your customers really use: trade associations, manufacturer dealer locators, local chambers, and the general sites that rank in your town.
A bare listing with a name and number doesn't convert. We fill every field: services, service area, real job photos, licenses, hours, and a description written in your voice, so the listing works like a mini landing page.
Where we can, we use tracked links and call tracking so we know which directories produce calls. Anything that doesn't earn its spot, especially paid upgrades, gets cut.
We search your services in your towns and note which directories show up.
We pick the general, trade, and local directories that fit your work.
Complete listings with real photos and consistent business info.
We measure results and drop what isn't working.
Citations are about making your basic info match everywhere. Directory placement is about picking the few sites that actually send customers and building a full, convincing profile on them.
Only when the numbers back it up. We look at whether that directory ranks in your area and sends real calls before recommending any paid upgrade.
It depends on your trade and market. Common ones include BBB, Nextdoor, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, and trade associations or manufacturer dealer locators where you qualify.
Because directories often rank on page one for local searches, and AI tools read them. Being on the right ones puts you in more places homeowners and search engines look.
Yes. If a paid listing isn't sending work, we'll tell you to drop it.
Book a call and we'll tell you honestly whether this is the right place to start.
