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Listings Page

The Listings page empowers you through a streamlined "self-service" approach to provide clarity over your listings, highlight necessary actions, and share essential information.

Overview

The Listings page empowers you through a streamlined "self-service" approach to provide clarity over your listings, highlight necessary actions, and share essential information.

How to use it?

The page consists of 3 sections.

  1. Listings Summary
  2. Actions Required
  3. All Listings

Listing Summary

Providing you with a quick view of the state of your listings. Hover over the icons to access the tool tips explaining the different states.

Actions Required

The Action section will only display if you have actions required on your listings. If you have actioned everything, this section will not show.

This is your “To Do” list, where your attention is needed to get all your listings in order. This can include actions such as:

  • Establishing missing connections
  • Verifying or resolving Google issues such as disabled or suspended listings
  • Claiming listings which are claimed by other providers
  • Missing mandatory fields

Google Verification states

Google Listings that are not verified, suspended, disabled, or marked as a duplicate will indicate they require verification, and additional information in the pop-up will help guide you:

Listings Claimed by other Providers

The claim pop-up will offer you a template and the necessary contact information to assist you in getting your listing released so it can be updated:

Missing Mandatory Fields

If any required fields for specific publishers are missing, this will be displayed, making it clear what steps you need to take.

All Listings

The final section of the page consists of all listings in your package.

Clicking on “Expand” or anywhere in that line will open more information about the listing.

Listing Statuses

Status icons are used to represent the various states.