Services differ between profiles
Public profiles advertise different services, including work you no longer offer. Prospects get different expectations depending on which description they find before reaching your current website.
SEO & GEO
Make your business details match everywhere online
People find different names, services or locations depending on where they look. Old descriptions keep getting reused and set conflicting expectations. We confirm your approved facts, correct the sources you control and document outside listings that need a separate fix.
Discuss this problemHow We Help
We compare your website and relevant public profiles with facts the business owner approves. The review separates a valid service description from outdated or wrong claims. We also trace reusable company text and the structured data on your website, the behind-the-scenes facts that machines read, because both can republish the same conflict. Sources you control get the agreed fixes. Outside listings have to go through whatever ownership or request process they offer. A maintained reference and a named reviewer help later updates stay consistent, but we can't promise how search engines or AI systems will describe your company.
Signs This Is the Problem
Names or locations conflict
Pages and listings use different business names or location details with no explanation. Your staff can't point to a maintained reference that reliably settles the question for an interested customer.
Old descriptions keep circulating
Old company descriptions get copied into new materials or listings. Fresh publishing dates make the text look current, even though it carries facts that were already corrected elsewhere.
What We Investigate
List your public claims
We compare relevant public claims with the owner's approved identity, services and contact details. Each difference gets sorted by who controls the source and whether the facts really conflict. We do not assume two wordings mean the same thing.
Find where old descriptions come from
We trace the reusable documents and descriptions that feed later updates. An old reference can keep recreating conflicts even after someone fixes the visible text on one public profile.
Review structured business data
We check the structured data on your website against its visible business description. Facts written for machines need the same review as page content when names, locations or services have changed or were mapped incorrectly.
What We Repair
Publish an approved business reference
We publish a maintained business reference for the channels you control, with one owner who answers for it. Approved facts can then back future profile and page edits, so staff do not rebuild the description from old examples.
Correct sources you control
We fix reviewed website copy and profiles you can edit, using legitimate access. Structured data gets matched to the visible facts, while listings you don't control get a documented correction request or ownership route.
Set up review responsibility
We set up a practical review for when business facts change. Outside conflicts that remain stay visible, with someone responsible for follow-up. They do not count as resolved simply because your own website is now accurate.
How We Verify the Fix
- Your own website pages present the approved company identity and current service description.
- Reviewed editable profiles match the approved business contact and location facts.
- Structured website data agrees with the visible business facts it describes.
- Outdated sources you don't control are recorded with their correction route and responsible owner.
Questions About This Work
Will AI systems adopt the new description?
We can't say, because outside systems choose their own sources and refresh timing. We make the facts consistent in the material you control and can monitor sample answers afterward. Correcting a website does not guarantee that a third-party system will immediately adopt the wording or remove every older description.
Can all external listings be edited?
No. Some listings need proof of ownership or a correction request, and others offer little direct control. We separate edits your team can make from outside sources that remain unresolved. Those sources get documented next steps and are not counted as corrected alongside your own pages.
Do you rewrite our positioning too?
Not at first. The initial work resolves factual conflicts. We can review broader positioning separately if the approved description itself is unclear. You decide the services and audiences it represents, so this work does not invent a new offering while it sorts out your public details.
Tell Us What Is Happening
Tell us which website and profile platforms are involved. Share one public example of conflicting business information alongside the approved fact, so we can find where it came from and how it can be fixed.
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