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The EP mark stands for Editors' Pick websites (a website manually added by one of our editors). In order to offer a comprehensive user experience and fulfill the scope of a web directory, we don't rely only on user suggested resources. We really don't want to be "just another web directory".

Why submit your website to our business directory?

A listing here is not a link drop. It is a short record about a business, written in plain language, placed in the one category where it belongs, and checked by a person before it goes live. That model has not changed since 2009.

What happens after you press submit

An editor opens your site and reads it. Not a crawler, a person.

The editor checks that the site loads over HTTPS, that the business behind it can be verified, and that the description you wrote matches what the pages actually say. Marketing superlatives get trimmed. Wrong categories get corrected.

Then one of two things happens. The listing is published, or it comes back to you with a note explaining what stopped it. Silence is not an outcome we use.

The four steps between submission and a published listing 1. You submit site + description 2. An editor reads the actual pages, not just the URL 3. Facts checked business, address, category fit 4. Published or returned with notes
Every submission passes through the same four steps — no automated approvals.

Seventeen years of hand-picked listings

Roughly nine listings in ten were added by hand, through editorial review. The rest came through submissions that survived it.

Age matters less than upkeep. A business directory earns trust by what it removes, not only by what it accepts, so outbound links are re-checked on a schedule and dead ones are retired with a published explanation rather than deleted in silence. The full policy is public: how and why listings are removed.

Standard, Express and Ultimate, in plain terms

Standard covers the essentials. A reviewed description, a direct link from your listing page, your business address, phone and map, and a photo album with up to five images.

Express takes that record further: the verified badge is included, a second link points in from the topic section, and you can add five deep links plus extra images. Express listings sit above every Standard one. You pay once, and it never renews.

Ultimate is the full profile. Your company logo, social profiles from Facebook to YouTube, a third link from the regional section, your latest blog posts fed straight onto the listing, and top placement in the category. It is the closest thing to a second homepage a web directory can offer.

The three listing plans compared by what each record contains Feature STD EXP ULT Reviewed description Direct link, listing page Address, phone and map Photo album (5 images) Verified badge 2nd link, topic section 5 deep links + extra images Above Standard listings Pay once, permanent Company logo Social profiles 3rd link, regional Blog feed on listing Top placement + rich results Filled = included · ring = paid upgrade · dash = not in plan
What each plan adds to the listing record.

What a listing actually does for a business

Three things, and it is worth being precise about them.

First, referral visits from people who browse categories the way they once browsed a phone book. Second, a stable citation: your name, address and phone published in one consistent form, which local search systems compare across the web. Third, context. Your business sits next to its real peers, not next to whoever bid the most.

A business directory will not replace search marketing, and we will not pretend otherwise. What it offers is durability: a record that stays accurate because someone is paid to keep it that way.

The three benefits of a directory listing: referral visits, stable citation, context among peers ↗ Referral visits People browsing a category arrive already interested. ⚑ Stable citation Name, address and phone, published in one clean, consistent form. ☰ Context Your business listed next to its real peers, not next to the highest bidder.
Why businesses keep a presence in curated business directories.

Ready when you are

Pick the category that fits, write the description the way you would explain the business to a neighbour, and submit your website. An editor takes it from there.