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Supported fields for complete business listings

Name

Let customers know what to call you by providing a name.

Street number

Help customers find your exact location by providing your street number.

Street

Make your address complete by adding the street name where your business is located.

Address additional info

Add extra details such as building name, floor, or suite to make your location easier to find.

Zip

Add your ZIP or postal code so customers can locate you more precisely.

City

Let customers know which city your business operates in.

Country

Indicate your country to ensure your listings display correctly across regions.

Latitude

Add your latitude coordinate for precise map placement.

Longitude

Add your longitude coordinate to pinpoint your exact location.

Address display

Show a clean, formatted version of your address for easy recognition.

Service areas

Define the areas or regions you serve to reach customers beyond your main location.

Categories

Help customers understand what you offer by selecting the right business categories.

Opening date

Share when your business opened to build trust and authenticity.

Phone

Let customers reach you easily by adding your main phone number.

Cellphone

Provide a mobile number so customers can contact you on the go.

Website

Direct customers to your website to learn more about your products and services.

Website additional info

Include additional links like booking pages or online stores to drive more actions.

Opening hours

Let customers know when you’re open by specifying your regular hours.

Special opening hours

Update temporary hours so customers always see the latest schedule.

Additional hours

Include hours for special services like delivery or drive-through.

Short description

Give customers a quick summary of what makes your business special.

Long description

Tell your full story and highlight what sets your business apart.

Attributes

Highlight amenities and features like Wi-Fi or accessibility options.

Payment options

Show which payment methods you accept to make purchases easier.

Services

Describe the services you offer so customers know how you can help.

Content lists

Share curated lists like featured products or seasonal offers.

Photos

Upload photos that showcase your location, products, and team.

Videos

Add videos to bring your business to life and engage customers.

Social Post

Feature your latest social post to keep your listing fresh and dynamic.

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