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Compare your business name, address and phone on Google, Apple Maps and Bing. Mismatches confuse customers and hold back your ranking.
How it works
Pick your Google listing. That is the reference the others are compared with.
We read your Google listing, then look for your business on Apple Maps and Bing Places.
You get a score and which maps list you. Add your email for the side-by-side check of name, address and phone.
Questions
NAP is name, address and phone. When Google, Apple Maps, Bing and the directories all show the same NAP, search engines trust the listing more, and customers reach the right place. Differences, like an old address or a second phone number, are a common reason a business ranks lower than it should.
Your Google listing, Apple Maps and Bing Places. The full citation audit in the app also checks dozens of directories and your competitors' listings.
A dash means that map does not show that detail for your business (many do not show a street address or phone on the result), so we cannot tell. It is not counted as a mismatch.
Claim it on that site (Apple Business Connect for Apple Maps, Bing Places for Business for Bing) and correct the details. Start with the biggest difference first, usually the phone or the address.
The result is kept for a day so repeat checks are instant, and with your email if you ask for the report. See our privacy policy.
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