Directory plan
Recommendations ranked by fit, not just directory count.
Curated and AI-discovered sources are separated so the buyer can see what is recommended and why.

Local citation building service
Start with an audit, approve a focused directory plan, and follow every submission through verification status, review notes, and live proof URLs.
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Directory plan
Curated and AI-discovered sources are separated so the buyer can see what is recommended and why.

Why this exists
If the source profile is wrong, every new directory can repeat the same mistake. BuildCitations.ai turns citation building into an ordered workflow: confirm the business data, scan what already exists, then build the missing pieces.
Audit evidence
The audit turns a business profile into a concrete starting point: score, found citations, visible issues, and source links.

Name, address, phone, website, categories, hours, service areas, and owner context are normalized before submissions start.
Recommendations are grouped by relevance instead of presented as a raw directory count.
Published listings, verification notes, and blocked outcomes stay attached to the project.
What matters
The deliverable is not a vague completion email. It is status, notes, listing URLs, and next actions where directories require verification.
Find existing listings, NAP conflicts, and missing essentials before new citations spread bad data.
Prioritize essential, niche, local, map, review, and aggregator opportunities for your business category and market.
Track in-progress, pending verification, live, rejected, not eligible, and review-needed statuses in one place.
Proof artifacts
The buyer can see what was found, what was submitted, what went live, and what still needs action.
AI-assisted workflow
Directory submission is messy. The system keeps structured work moving and exposes verification steps, paid directories, and review-needed outcomes.
Start with the audit
Get a citation health score, visible NAP issues, and a clearer path for cleanup, building, and monitoring.