The same phone number, everywhere on the internet.
Your business is listed in dozens of directories you have never logged into, and some of them have your old number. Oxsome finds them, fixes them, and keeps them accurate.
Nobody creates these listings on purpose
Directories build business listings automatically from public records, old data sales and each other. That means a company that has moved once, changed its phone number once or rebranded once is usually scattered across the internet in several contradictory versions. Homeowners land on the wrong number and assume you are out of business, and search engines that find four different answers about your address trust all four a little less.
Found, corrected, and watched
We run a full audit of where your business currently appears, correct the name, address, phone number, hours, services and categories, clean up duplicate listings that split your reviews and your authority, and then keep watching. Directories overwrite each other constantly, so this is a standing job rather than a one-time cleanup.
- An audit of every directory your business already appears in
- Name, address, phone, hours and services corrected across the network
- Duplicate and orphaned listings cleaned up
- Ongoing monitoring, because directories quietly overwrite each other
It is the foundation under the ranking work
Consistent listings are the least glamorous local SEO work there is and one of the highest leverage, because it makes every other signal easier for search engines and AI assistants to trust. It also quietly recovers calls you never knew you were losing to a disconnected number on a page you have never seen.
Which plan includes this
Listings Management is included on the Website plan. See Oxsome pricing.
Questions we get asked
Which directories does this cover?
The major search and map platforms, the general business directories, the data aggregators that feed most of the smaller sites, and the trade-specific directories that matter in home services. The audit shows you exactly where you appear today and what each one currently says about you.
Why does listing consistency matter for ranking?
Search engines corroborate what your website claims against what the rest of the internet says. When your name, address and phone number match everywhere, that agreement is a trust signal. When they contradict each other, the engine has to guess, and guessing means ranking you lower than a competitor it is sure about.
Do I have to do anything?
Confirm your correct details once at the start. After that it runs in the background and shows up in your Command Center.