Basics

In your portal: My Business → Basics

Your name, logo, categories and the short description customers see first. This is the page to get right before any other — it's what shows on your card in search results, long before anyone opens your page.

What's on this page

• Business name — exactly as people say it locally. Don't add your town or your category to it; the site adds those itself, and "Marju's Kitchen Calbayog Restaurant" reads as spam.
• Tagline — one short line under your name. Think of the phrase you'd shout across a market.
• Short description — a few sentences on what you do and who for. This is what search engines quote, so put the useful words in early.
• Logo — a square image. Text-heavy logos turn to mush at card size; a mark or your initials reads better.
• Categories — where you sit in the directory. How many you get depends on your plan.
• Brand colour — the accent your public page uses. Free on every plan.

Choosing categories

Pick the one a customer would look under, not the one that describes you most precisely. Someone hungry browses Restaurants; nobody browses Fusion Culinary Concepts.

If your plan allows more than one, use the extras for genuinely different sides of the business — a bakery that also caters, say. Stacking near-identical categories doesn't get you seen more.

Renaming later

You can change your name any time, and the page updates immediately. The web address of your page is based on the name you first registered — if you've rebranded and want the link to match, ask us and we'll change it.