We can see you hold , and we are waiting on a photo or PDF
of it. Until we have one, it shows on your listing as something
you say you hold rather than something we have seen, and your listing cannot earn the verified
badge. Nothing else changes: you are on the map and your listing works as normal. To send it,
go to What you hold and press Add the photo or PDF on that one.
Payment went through, and you are signed in. You are not on the map yet.
Start with your pin under Areas you cover: we put it near the town you gave us, so drag it to
exactly where you work from. Then fill in the rest and switch your pin on at the top of this page.
Next time, sign in with your face or fingerprint instead of an email.
Sign in with your face or fingerprint next time. No email, no code. Set up a passkey on this
device in about ten seconds. Your email link and code keep working either way.
Your name and badges
The top of your listing. Everything here shows in the first thing an owner sees.
How owners reach you
The buttons on your listing. This is what happens when somebody taps one.
What you charge
Shown on your listing under this same heading.
When you work
A guide for owners, not a promise, the same as your rates. Tap the days you work
and set your hours. Leave it blank and nothing shows.
Areas you cover
Drag the pin to move it, and set how far you travel. If a circle promises the
wrong thing, draw the area instead. Saving also counts as confirming your area, so it
stays live on the map.
Tap the map where the edge of your area should go. Each tap drops a corner, and you
can drag a corner to move it. Pinch to zoom. Six to twelve corners is plenty.
Rigs and work
Shown on your listing under this same heading. Owners can filter the map to
any one kind of work, so every box you tick below is a search you appear in, and every
box you leave alone is one you do not.
What you hold
These show on your listing straight away so owners can see what you hold
rather than take our word for it. Add a photo of the certificate if you want them to be
able to look at it. Somebody here reads through new ones within a day and will get in
touch if anything needs a question.
Add as many as you like. They appear on your listing in the order you add
them, so put the ones customers actually ask about first. Somebody deciding who to
call reads the first two or three and stops, and fifteen certificates with the important
one buried at the bottom does you less good than three at the top.
Anything with an expiry date comes off your listing by itself when that date
passes, so nothing out of date sits there making a promise you cannot keep. A photo
straight off your phone is fine, including an iPhone one: it is shrunk to a readable size
before it is sent, so you do not have to. A PDF should be under 5MB.
+ Add a certification or license
We will add it to the list. Until we do it shows on your listing as
something you say you hold, and the moment it goes on the list owners searching for
it start finding you, with nothing more for you to do.
Without a document this shows as something you say you hold, which is
still worth having. Owners looking for it still find you and can ring you to
check. What it will not do is earn the verified badge, because there is nothing for
anybody here to check it against.
Editing keeps the document you already
uploaded. To change the file itself, remove this certification and add it again.
Plenty of certificates never expire, and a blank box is the right
answer for those. If yours does carry an expiry date, put it in and the credential
comes off your listing by itself on the day, so nothing sits there making a promise
you cannot keep.
About
The last thing an owner reads before deciding.
Beacon message
What your pin shows when somebody taps it. Change it wherever you are.
A blank line starts a new paragraph, and a single line break is a line break. What you type is what shows.
Find you online
Your link and QR code
You get two links, and they are not the same thing. Both are public and
both are for customers. They just get used by different people.
1. Your listing on the map
This is for somebody already on our site. They look at the map, tap your
pin, read your rates and call you. Your phone number sits behind a tap here, and there
is a limit on how many a person can look at in a day, so nobody can grab every number
on this site at once.
This link never changes, even if you move. Florida to Mississippi and it
still finds you, which is why it is the safe one to print on a truck or a card.
This one is for everybody who has never heard of us. Somebody breaks
down, pulls out their phone and types "RV repair" and a town into Google.
Here is why the map cannot help them. Google cannot see a map. To
Google a map is a picture, and it cannot read what is written on a picture. So if
the map was all you had, you would never come up in that search.
Your own page has your name, your town, your rates and your work
written out as plain words on a page. Google can read words. That is the whole
reason it exists.
Same you, same information, two front doors. This is also the link to
paste in Facebook groups, put in your email signature and print on an invoice.
Big enough for the side of a truck. Anyone who scans it lands on your listing.
PNG is fine for a website or a business card. Give the SVG to a wrap shop
or a printer, since it stays sharp at any size.
Email and billing
Cancelling takes one click and we will not put you
through a phone call to do it. Your listing stays up until the end of what you already paid for.
Anything else, write to support@yellowpagesrv.com.
Passkeys
Sign in with your face, fingerprint or device PIN instead of an email. One per
phone or laptop. Your email link and code keep working whatever is here.
Not inside Facebook's or Instagram's own browser: open
yellowpagesrv.com in Safari or Chrome first. Do not add one on a shared computer, since anybody
who can unlock it could then open your profile.
Yellow Pages