Is your business on Bing and Apple Maps? Here’s why it matters
Most owners focus on Google, and that makes sense. But some of your customers are searching somewhere else.
Apple Maps
Apple Maps is the map app that comes built into every iPhone. When someone asks Siri for a nearby bakery or taps an address in a message, Apple Maps is often what opens. Apple Business Connect is Apple’s free tool for claiming your place, adding photos and keeping your hours right.
Bing
Bing is the search engine behind Microsoft products, including Windows search and Copilot. Bing Places for Business is its version of a business listing. It’s free, and it lets you import details from your Google Business Profile, which makes setup faster.
Keep everything consistent
Your name, address, phone number and hours should match everywhere. Mismatched details confuse customers and can make it harder for search engines and AI tools to trust your information.
A quick start
- Search for your business on Apple Maps and on Bing.
- Claim the listing if it exists, or create one if it doesn’t.
- Copy your details exactly as they appear on your Google profile.
- Add a few real photos.
- When anything changes, update all three on the same day.
Want us to set them up?
We create and update your Bing and Apple Maps listings to match Google.