Need some guidelines for citation

Lately, I have been working for a local business. I found that doing citation manually on all business directories is gonna take a lot of effort and time. I googled for some tools to do bulk citation submission.
I got to know some websites like "advice local". But these tools are really expensive. Are there any free tools which perform like advice local?

This is something I would outsource. Any automation tools will have to contend with the fact that the submissions forms and the sites themselves are constantly changing. If you can draw up a list of citations you're gunning for you can hire someone easily to do this and not for very much.

Kuz32 said:

This is something I would outsource. Any automation tools will have to contend with the fact that the submissions forms and the sites themselves are constantly changing. If you can draw up a list of citations you're gunning for you can hire someone easily to do this and not for very much.

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thank you for your suggestion but outsourcing citation is not gonna work for me (due to policies of the company I work for). Because of this, I am looking for an different method.

Does anyone else have any advice on this besides outsourcing? It seems like every citation site requires you to pay a fee.. Anyway I can find free ones?

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The tread is here:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/a...-a-fantastic-tier-1-linkbuilding-tool.561202/

Thryv is one of the best tools for citations. I have used this.

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