Free Multi-Location Local SEO Audit
Paste your locations and get an instant NAP consistency audit, GBP-readiness checklist, and LocalBusiness JSON-LD schema preview. Replaces Yext audits at $0.
Paste your locations CSV
Recognized columns: name, address, city, state, zip, phone, website, primary_category, services, gbp_url. First row must be the header. Your CSV stays in your browser — nothing leaves the page.
Audits run client-side in your browser.
Why Yext built a $400M business on this one problem
Local search rewards consistency above almost everything else. Google's local-pack algorithm cross-references your business across hundreds of directories — Google Business Profile, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, Facebook, Foursquare, Yellow Pages, Healthgrades, Better Business Bureau, and more. The moment any one of those sources disagrees with another about your address, phone number, or business name, you lose ranking power.
For a single-location business this is a 30-minute manual fix. For 50 locations it's a full-time job. Yext charges $199-$999 per location per month to keep listings synced. Companies with 50+ locations pay $50K+/year for what is, essentially, this one consistency layer.
This audit catches the most common consistency problems in 30 seconds. Then MarqOps' paid plan generates the per-location landing pages, drafts brand-voice review replies, and tracks each location's AI Overview citations — at a flat or per-100-locations price, not Yext's per-location toll.
Frequently asked questions
- Why does NAP consistency matter so much?
- NAP — Name, Address, Phone — is the single biggest local-pack ranking factor after Google Business Profile itself. Google's algorithm cross-references your data across the web; even small mismatches (one location says 'Ave', another says 'Avenue') split your authority across what looks like multiple businesses. Yext built a $400M business on this single problem.
- What does this audit catch?
- Missing fields (address, phone, ZIP, state), invalid US ZIP / state-abbreviation formats, phone numbers with the wrong digit count, mixed phone-format styles across your roster, duplicate addresses or phones across locations (Google flags these as merged listings), missing GBP links, and brand-name inconsistency (e.g., one location uses the brand name and another doesn't).
- Is it really free? Why not charge?
- Yes, completely free, no signup. Pure heuristics in your browser — your CSV never leaves your device. We built this because Yext audits cost $5-20K and small multi-location operators are flying blind. The paid MarqOps platform builds on top of this with per-location landing pages, brand-voice review replies, and AI Overview tracking.
- What's the LocalBusiness schema preview for?
- Every location should publish JSON-LD LocalBusiness schema on its own landing page — Google's local-pack algorithm uses this directly, and AI Overviews lift the structured fields when answering 'X near me' queries. The preview shows you what valid schema looks like for your first location so you can paste it into your CMS.
- What CSV columns are recognized?
- name, address, city, state, zip, phone, website, primary_category, services, gbp_url, description, lat, lng. Any missing column is treated as null. We normalize phone numbers to digit-count and flag mixed formats — but we don't fix the data; that's a paid feature in MarqOps.
- How big can my CSV be?
- We've tested it cleanly with 1,000 locations. The audit runs entirely client-side, so the only cap is your browser memory. Past 5,000 rows you may want the MarqOps dashboard, which streams results.
Auditing is just the start
MarqOps generates per-location landing pages with LocalBusiness + FAQPage + WebPage schema, drafts brand-voice review replies in bulk, tracks each location's AI Overview citations, and pushes everything to WordPress. Sign up to manage your full multi-location footprint.
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