Local Listing Management

As Part of Our Buffalo Local Listing Management

Consumer Behavior Has Changed

Largely mobile, increasingly voice search driven & spans a variety of key media sources

Be Found & Improve Data Accuracy

Our Buffalo local listing management software allows you to have full CONTROL of your data across their publisher network and establish consistent, accurate information, from ONE platform.

Our software has exclusive API access to over 70 major directory sites including but not limited to:

- Search Engines – Google, Bing, Yahoo
- Maps – Google, Apple, Waze, Here WeGo
- Social Platforms – Facebook, Yelp, Tripadvisor, Foursquare
- Voice Assistants – Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri, Cortana, Bixby
- Directories – Hotfrog, Judy’s Book, Merchant Circle, Chamber of Commerce, Citysearch, Zoom Local, iBegin, City Squares

Presence, Reputation & Insights

As a certified partner with our software, Dominguez Marketing can provide the following services to assist your online local presence:

- Update and LOCK business information on over 70 networks/directories
- This includes NAP (name, address, phone) information as well as hours of operation, holiday hours, photos, menus, etc. (robust category information)
- FAQ’s to help show up in voice search
- This information is updated instantly (but at times can take up to 48 hours to populate on all networks) from ONE spot
- Special Offer/Tagline – exclusive only to our software to help your business stand out among your competition
- Duplicate suppression
- Duplicate listings can confuse customers and hurt search engine rankings, through our exclusive access Dominguez Marketing can suppress these listings
- Review monitoring services
- We will alert you via email of any new review on Facebook, Google My Business, Yelp, and more.

Business Selection Has Also Changed

Where and how people find and choose local businesses has changed as well. There’s been a paradigm shift in business search and selection.

Just think of this stat on a single platform we all know: Google, which can be accessed anywhere there is a connection to the internet.
Google has noted that 46 percent of all searches on Google are seeking local information, and 97 percent of consumers have searched online to find a local business.