Local Citations & NAP Consistency
Consistent business name, address and phone across the top 50 local directories and industry sites. Boosts local pack ranking and citation authority.
LogixLevel's Local Citations service audits your current citations across the top 50 general directories (Yelp, Yellow Pages, Apple Maps, Facebook, Bing Places, Nextdoor, Angi, HomeAdvisor, BBB) plus 10 to 15 industry-specific directories relevant to your niche, corrects inconsistent name/address/phone data everywhere, and submits new citations where you are missing. Google trusts consistent citations as a local ranking signal. Fixed $200.
Where local SEO wins are still cheap
Most local businesses focus on their own website. Meanwhile their competitor two suburbs over has 45 consistent citations and shows up in the local pack. Consistent citations are the local SEO layer nearly everyone still gets wrong.
What you get after 3 to 5 business days
Audit report of current citation state. NAP corrected across every existing listing. New submissions for missing directories. Duplicates removed. Handover tracking sheet so you can maintain it (or add on a monthly citation care plan).
What's included
- ✓Audit of existing citations across top 50 general directories
- ✓Industry-specific directory audit (10 to 15 directories tailored to your niche)
- ✓NAP (Name, Address, Phone) consistency correction across every listing
- ✓New citation submissions where profiles are missing
- ✓Duplicate listing removal (a common local SEO killer)
- ✓Citation tracking spreadsheet handover so you can maintain it going forward
Best for
- • Local service businesses fighting for the Google local 3-pack
- • Businesses that moved address or renamed and now have stale citations everywhere
- • Multi-location operators needing per-location citation consistency
- • Sites where NAP appears differently across Google, Yelp, Facebook and their own site
Questions about Local Citations & NAP Consistency
Do citations still matter in 2026?
Yes, though less than they did in 2018. Citations remain a local ranking factor and, more importantly, an authority signal for Google. Inconsistent citations actively hurt you; consistent ones passively help.
What is NAP?
Name, Address, Phone. The three fields Google cross-references across the web to confirm a business is real and legitimate. Small inconsistencies (Suite 5 vs Ste 5, St vs Street, 800 vs 1-800) hurt trust signal.
Which directories do you cover?
The core general set (Google, Bing Places, Apple Maps, Facebook, Yelp, Yellow Pages, BBB, Nextdoor, Foursquare) plus industry-specific ones depending on your niche (Houzz, Angi, HomeAdvisor for home services; RateMDs, Healthgrades, Vitals for medical; Avvo, Martindale for legal; etc.).
Do you handle duplicate listing removal?
Yes, included. Duplicates are a common cause of split ranking signal and dropped Maps visibility. We claim and merge or remove where possible.
Last updated · By Imran A., Founder & Lead Systems Architect, LogixLevel