The Local Listing Checklist is one page. It lists the seven details that routinely disagree between a business’s Google profile, its website, and the directories it is listed in - the ones that look like nothing to a person and look like two different businesses to a search engine. Each line says where to look and what a correct answer looks like. It takes about twenty minutes to work through and you do not need us to do it.
Get Get the Local Listing Checklist
Enter your email, then click the link in the confirmation message. It lands in your inbox once you have confirmed.
What you get#
- A one-page PDF with seven checks on it: the name, the street abbreviation, the phone format, the hours including the ones people forget to enter, the social links, the service area, and the sitemap. Seven lines, each with what to open and what a correct answer looks like.
- It tells you whether what you have is a listing problem or a website problem, which decides whether the next thing you spend money on is worth spending.
- After that, an email at most once a month about what is changing in local search, and most months there is nothing worth sending. No fixed schedule, and nothing is ever sold to you in one.
No catch, and easy to leave#
You add yourself by clicking one link in a confirmation email, which is the only way onto the list, so no one can sign you up by mistake. After that, every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, and your address is never shared, sold, or handed to an advertiser.
The download link arrives only after you confirm (see docs/ops-newsletter-warmup.md section 1). Never reword this to imply instant access.