Asked in those exact words on r/socialmedia, usually after the first post went out under a compromise handle. The fix runs before you post once: one name, claimed and consistent on every platform, and every directory listing carrying your current address and phone. That way, your listings send customers to where you are now, not to the old unit.
AI drafts the repetitive parts, a specialist reviews everything, and you approve before it ships.
Handles claimed: one name on every platform your customers check, secured before you post once.
Listings fixed — address, phone, and hours corrected on every directory that mentions you.
Bios matched: the same name and the same sentence everywhere. A specialist reviews each one before it goes live under your name.
Yes. Claiming the name takes a few minutes, and it stops someone else from taking it later. Grab it on the main social apps, the maps and review sites, and any directory your trade uses. Fill in each profile with your logo, a short bio and a link to your site, so it doesn’t look abandoned. Evensteer claims every handle in your accounts, not its own, so it all leaves with you.
Log in to each listing and correct it, starting with your Google Business Profile and the maps apps. Old details spread from site to site, so fixing only the main listing rarely sticks. Use the exact same name, address, phone and hours on each. Keep a list of every listing with its login, so the next change is quick. Evensteer corrects your address, phone and hours on every directory that mentions you.
Yes. When your name, address or phone changes from site to site, customers get confused, and some call an old number. Search engines also cross-check listings, and mixed details can make them less sure which version is right. Pick an exact form of your name and use it letter for letter everywhere. Do the same with your bio. Evensteer matches your name and bio everywhere, and a specialist reviews each one before it goes live.
Ask the site to verify you as the owner. Most maps and directory sites have a link on the listing to claim the business. Expect a check by phone, mail, video or documents before you get access. If a past employee or agency holds the login, ask them to add you as an owner first, then remove them. Keep every login in accounts you control.
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A person replies within one working day. You get a written scope with a fixed price within 48 hours of your call. Every handle and listing is claimed in your accounts, not ours, so it all leaves with you. See our other services for small business, or the problems they fix.