I'm a auto shop · Matching details everywhere

Same name, address and phone everywhere, for auto shops

Two different phone numbers on two different sites is a reason for a customer to give up.

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#03 · AUTO SHOPS

Why it matters here

Your details are scattered across directories you may have never visited. When they disagree, both customers and search engines trust you less.

Most people don't have a mechanic until they need one badly. They search, they skim reviews for the words "honest" and "fair", and they call. Everything else is decoration.


What Kerby looks at

Your name, address and phone across the big directories
Old addresses or disconnected numbers still floating around
Which listings disagree with your Google profile

What decides it for auto shops

Review count well past the local average
Replies that sound like a person, especially on the bad ones
Clear hours and whether you take walk-ins

This one is compared on the same rubric for every trade. We haven't written auto shops-specific benchmarks for it yet.

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