Creating a listing takes only a short time, but the quality of the information determines how useful it will be. Prepare the essentials before you begin and write for the customer you want to reach.
Prepare your core business information
- Registered or trading business name.
- Primary phone number and monitored email address.
- Website and relevant social link.
- Suburb, state and service area.
- Logo and a concise description of your services.
Choose the right category
Category selection is one of the strongest signals in a directory. Choose the subcategory that best represents the service customers are most likely to request.
If you provide several services, lead with your main commercial focus. A precise category helps customers understand your relevance immediately.
Write a customer-focused description
Start with what you do and who you help. Then explain your key services, locations and any genuine points of difference. Use natural language and short paragraphs.
Do not fill the description with repeated keywords. Helpful detail reads better, builds trust and is more likely to answer the customer’s question.
Maintain and measure
Check the published page after creating it. Test the phone number, email and website. Update the listing when your services, address or hours change.
Ask new customers how they found you. Over time, this helps you understand which channels—including business directories—are contributing to enquiries.