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Listing Management

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Every store's name, address, phone and hours checked across Google, Apple, Leafly, Weedmaps, Yelp, YellowPages and the AGCO licence list.

Why it exists

A store listed with the wrong address or phone on Google, Leafly or Weedmaps sends customers to the wrong door, and nobody had a single place to see which of the 53 stores were wrong where. Paid tools (Semrush, Yext) charge per location and scan directories that do not matter for a cannabis store in Ontario.

What it does

Our own scanner. For all 53 stores it searches each directory the way a customer would, matches the listing to the store, and compares name, address, phone, website and hours to our roster and to the AGCO licence record. The page shows a store-by-directory grid, the exact observed value next to ours, a Fix link into that directory, and a list of stray Sessions listings that match no current store (closed locations still showing).

How to use it โ€” live steps

  1. Open the page and read the summary cards: ok, mismatch, not listed, unknown.
  2. Click any amber or red cell to see what the directory shows next to what our roster says.
  3. Use the Fix link to open that directory's business portal and correct it (Google Business Profile, Apple Business Connect, Leafly, Weedmaps, Yelp for Business, YellowPages).
  4. When our roster is the one that is wrong (AGCO or two directories agree against us), fix the roster in the Location CMS instead.
  5. Check the stray-listings section for closed stores still listed and request removal.
  6. Ask Ravi to re-run the scan after a batch of fixes; it takes about five minutes.

Worth knowing

  • Directories that block automated lookups (Bing, Waze, 411.ca, Cylex, n49, Brownbook, Opendi, Infobel, Tupalo, ShowMeLocal) show as unknown, not as missing.
  • Apple Maps and Yelp results come through DuckDuckGo's local search, one step removed, so their confidence is scored lower.
  • Car navigation systems, Uber, Siri and Cortana are fed by Apple, HERE and TomTom data; there is nothing to check there directly.