Citation Audit is a white label local listing review service for agencies that need to understand a client’s current citation problems before cleanup or local SEO work begins. Dot Marketing Lab checks existing business listing data and identifies wrong, duplicate, missing, outdated, or inconsistent citation information.
This service is useful when a client has moved, changed phone numbers, rebranded, used multiple agencies, or has unclear local listing data. The audit gives your agency a practical report that can be used for onboarding, cleanup planning, or client education.
Instead of guessing, your agency gets a clear view of visible citation problems that may need attention.
The audit gives your agency proof of citation issues and helps explain why cleanup is needed.
Before starting a campaign, your agency can understand the client’s current local data condition.
An audit helps avoid building new citations while old incorrect data is still creating confusion.
The audit is structured so your team can understand the findings and explain them to clients.
We focus on business data problems that can inform your next action, such as cleanup or citation building.
The audit can become the first step in a citation repair workflow.
The report is prepared for your agency and does not position Dot Marketing Lab in front of your client.
Choose the Citation Audit package for the client.
Send the correct business name, address, phone number, website URL, target location, old business details if available, and known listing problems.
Our team checks citation sources, identifies inconsistencies, flags duplicates, and organizes the findings.
You receive a white label audit report with issue types, affected listings, notes, and recommended cleanup direction.
Agency bulk pricing can be offered when audits are used for prospecting or onboarding multiple clients.
No. The audit finds problems. Cleanup is the separate service where selected problems are corrected or submitted for correction.
We need the correct business name, address, phone number, website URL, target location, and any previous business details if available.
Yes. Agencies can use citation audits to show prospects what is wrong with their local listing data.
No audit can promise to find every listing on the internet. The goal is to identify important visible citation issues that can guide cleanup.
Yes. The report is prepared for agency use.
