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🚀 If your local business isn't showing up in search results, the problem probably isn't your product — it's your listing strategy.

Most businesses make the same mistake: they blast their info across hundreds of random directories and wonder why nothing moves. The real issue? Inconsistent NAP data (Name, Address, Phone) and zero quality control. 😬

Here's what actually works:

📌 Tier your directories. Start with high-trust platforms (Tier 1), then move to industry-specific ones (Tier 2), then city/regional sites (Tier 3). Skip the low-quality mass directories completely — they create more noise than signal.

📋 Standardize before you submit. Lock your business name format, address, phone number, and category BEFORE publishing anywhere. One mismatch can undo weeks of work.

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Info Edge reports that Shiksha’s decline in traffic from AI-powered search is now directly impacting billings.

Q4 FY26 billings dropped 13% year-over-year, the platform’s first decline in six quarters.

CEO Hitesh Oberoi acknowledged the “AI Search headwinds,” noting that Google increasingly answers queries directly rather than directing users to websites.

Shiksha is the education arm of Info Edge. It reported a 13% decline in billings to Rs 45.1 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2026 (Q4 FY26), down from Rs 51.8 crore in the year-ago quarter.

Shiksha is now focusing on domestic counselling, AI voice bots, and service-led monetisation instead of traffic-driven growth.

Source: Medianama