Citation building

Local citation building, done for you

Your business listed on the UK directories that matter, with the same name, address and phone on every one. Our team builds them by hand. You give us your details once and get a report with every live link.

Why consistency beats volume

Google does not simply count your citations. It cross-references them. When your phone number appears three different ways across four directories, that is not three extra signals, it is a reason to trust all of them a little less.

This is the part that goes wrong on its own over time. A business moves, changes a number, rebrands slightly, and the old details stay live on directories nobody remembers signing up to. Most UK businesses we look at are already listed in 20 or 30 places. The work is rarely starting from nothing, it is making the existing mess agree with itself. More on NAP consistency.

Where we build

The highest-authority directories on our list, by Domain Rating. The full list of 53 is here.

Or do it yourself

There is no secret to this work, only a lot of it. If you would rather keep the £99 and spend the evening instead, our full walkthrough of submitting your business to UK directories is the same method we follow, including the order to work in and the mistakes that undo the effort.

What it costs

Common questions

A local citation is any online mention of your business name, address and phone number, usually on a directory. Citation building is the work of creating those listings and keeping the details identical across all of them. Google cross-references them to decide whether your business is real and where it should rank locally.

Not sure where you stand?

Run your details through the free NAP checker first. It takes a minute and tells you whether the details you are giving directories are even internally consistent.

Check your NAP free