Business details that match in every directory
An old address, a second phone number, a differing name: how trade businesses reconcile existing directory entries without losing visibility in the process.
In the trades the service radius decides the margin: anything beyond thirty to fifty kilometres costs travel and time. This category therefore covers local visibility — the business profile, consistent details across every directory, location pages with real content rather than a swapped-out town name, reviews that arrive because somebody asked. And the question of which search terms actually bring work.
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An old address, a second phone number, a differing name: how trade businesses reconcile existing directory entries without losing visibility in the process.
Showing a service area on a trade website: zones instead of a rigid boundary, location pages with real content and a travel charge that pre-qualifies enquiries.
The business says sanitary installation, the customer types dripping tap. How trade businesses find their real search terms and build service pages that match.
When trade businesses should ask for a review, how to phrase it without pressuring anyone, why incentives are delicate and how to reply to criticism in public.
Setting up a business profile for trade businesses step by step: primary category, service area instead of a shop address, hours, services and photos.