Purpose and authorship
Getting Found Local publishes this collection to help business owners understand visibility, enquiries, and customer acquisition, and to explain the services we can help with. Guides use AI-assisted research and drafting. Source checks, example checks, and website integration are part of the preparation process. Organization authorship identifies the publisher; it does not imply a certified expert has personally completed every procedure.
Evidence and recommendations
Platform facts link to current first-party documentation where possible. Each guide shows its source-check date. Our checklists, business decisions, and worked examples are recommendations, rather than platform requirements or measured client results. A local resource link is a reference, not an endorsement, affiliation, or promise that a listing or program is available to every business.
Read the official source for current eligibility and process details. This collection is practical marketing guidance; regulated, licensing, tax, and legal decisions need the appropriate official authority or qualified adviser.
Images that teach
New guides contain original diagrams of the actual example or decision discussed in the article. Sample figures are illustrative. Real screenshots of our own website or sample app are labelled where used. Selected external reference images include source and license links. These screenshots are not customer results. Map imagery, when present, retains the map provider’s attribution. We avoid presenting invented images as evidence of a real Google interface or search result.
Corrections and changes
Interfaces and local resources change. Dates show when sources were checked, rather than promising that a platform will never change. If you find a broken source, incorrect calculation, or unclear procedure, email Getting Found Local with the guide URL and the issue. We can review it and update the affected article.
Services and search visibility
Relevant service links help readers request support with the task they are learning. Reading or publishing a guide does not guarantee search indexing, a particular ranking, or new customers. A useful review connects discovery to suitable enquiries and completed work.