On your site
One page per real location, with the name, the address, what you do there, and how to get in touch, in the HTML. The same strings as on the profiles you actually control.
place · updated October 2026
a place is a fact.
If customers ask for a business near them, the useful work is making the facts agree: name, address, hours, category, and the page that states them. A map card, a normal citation, and a blue link are three different results. None of them is promised.
On the profiles
The listings the business already owns. Qureoon does not invent profiles, and does not claim that editing a profile forces a particular map product to show the pin.
In the test
A share of the buyer questions can be local. Core allows up to 10 of 50. Scale, 25 of 200. Authority, 50 of 400. More locations than the package states are scoped apart.
- Do not treat a map rank as publishedOpenAI has not published a formula that says Google’s map order is ChatGPT’s map order. Qureoon will not invent one.
- Do not count a map card as a citationA card can name you without linking the site. A citation can link the site without showing a map. The measurement page keeps them in different columns.
- Do not sell a pinPaying for the engagement does not buy a listing, a top position, or a number of bookings. It buys the questions, the consistency work, and the dated record.
Local work sits inside AEO, only when customers look for a place. The scope is on packages.