Service and Product Listing Setup

We start with what you sell and how customers ask for it. We collect your price list, brochures, website pages and the questions customers ask by phone and WhatsApp. We look at search suggestions and competitor profiles to learn the words people use for each service, such as “root canal”, “kitchen modular design” or “AC gas refill”. We then choose which items deserve an entry. A profile with thirty tiny entries is as unhelpful as one with none, so we group close variants and keep the main offers separate, usually between five and twenty. For each service we write a clear name in customer language, a description of one or two plain sentences saying what is included, who it suits and any important condition, and, where you agree, a price or starting price. Prices must match your website and invoices; if prices vary, we use an honest “from” figure or leave price out and explain how quotes work. For products we gather good photos, names, short descriptions, prices and links, and make sure each product has a destination page that supports it; see product uploads and catalogue management. We organise entries into sections that match how customers think, such as “Consultation”, “Treatment” and “Packages”. We check each name and description against platform rules, which restrict promotional text, phone numbers, links in the wrong fields and, in some categories, certain claims. We add the entries to the profile, link each to the right page on your site and verify that the pages explain the offer more fully; see service area marketing. Where the platform supports a menu, catalogue or booking link, we set these up and test them on mobile. We make sure the entries are consistent with categories chosen for the profile; see business category and service configuration. For multi-location businesses, we set each branch’s entries separately, because services, prices and availability may differ; see multi-location SEO. After publishing, we check how each entry appears to the public and fix truncation or approval problems. We give you a sheet listing every entry so that you can update it when prices change, and we suggest a review each quarter or when you add or stop a service. We watch profile insights for clicks and calls to see which entries draw attention; see profile performance monitoring. We cannot control how a platform displays entries or approves them, and not every category supports every field, but clear service and product entries answer the first questions customers have and bring better-informed enquiries.