Use cases/Multi-location

Every branch, found in its own town. One voice across all of them.

Forty branches, forty pages, forty map profiles. The team keeps each one right and local, and sends anything brand-sensitive to head office first.

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Yasmin and 69 specialists

In pain, at 11 p.m., they ask

“Emergency dentist open now near me?”

Asked from forty postcodes. Here is who each one sends people to from Kingsbridge today, before the team has touched a branch.

  • ChatGPT
    1. 1BrightSmile
    You: not named
  • GeminiGeminiGemini
    1. 1BrightSmile
    2. 2Dentalcare+
    You: not named
  • Siri
    1. 1BrightSmile
    You: not named
  • AI OverviewsAI OverviewsAI Overviews
    1. 1BrightSmile
    2. 2Dentalcare+
    You: not named
  • Google Maps
    1. 1BrightSmile
    2. 2Dentalcare+
    You: not named
  • AI OverviewsAI OverviewsGoogle search
    1. 1BrightSmile
    2. 2Dentalcare+
    You: #16

Illustrative · Fernway, BrightSmile and Dentalcare+ are invented

One chat with Yasmin. The whole team behind it.

You brief the CMO, or she spots it first. Specialists join the reply, do the work in your tools, and anything that goes out waits for your yes.

  1. 01You ask, or Yasmin spots itA brief in chat, or a signal she picks up herself
  2. 02The team worksSpecialists read your data and draft in your tools
  3. 03It asks before it shipsAnything public, priced or paid waits for your yes
  4. 04It measuresRe-checked against the goal you set
On this job: Omar, Fiona, SofiaSample workspace · invented brand

Three moments you're losing today.

  1. Moment 01Branch 27Today

    Its page is a copy of branch 3. Nobody finds it.

  2. Moment 02New hoursToday

    Changed on the site, not on the map.

  3. Moment 03Head officeToday

    Sees forty spreadsheets.

5 specialists on Multi-location. Each one reports to Yasmin.

Every one of them works in your own tools, and knows what to ask you before acting.

Multi-location team · 1/5
Maps, per branch

Checks every branch's map profile weekly: hours, services, photos.

Works in
  • Search Console
  • WordPress
  • Google Ads
  • Meta
  • Analytics
  • GeminiGeminiGemini
Asks you first
Before changing any branch's hours
Reports to
Yasmin · CMO

Every engine, every Monday. Read the way a buyer reads it.

Mina asks the questions your buyers ask on every AI engine and Google, and shows who gets named, in what order, and where you're missing.

  1. 01Your rival, marked in every answer
  2. 02Google and AI answers in one read
  3. 03The pages that would change it, listed
app.naridon.com/fernway/placementsSample workspace · invented brand

Same question. After the pages exist.

Scroll, or drag the seam. Illustrative: the same check for one town, once its branch page and map profile are its own. A scenario, not a result.

app.naridon.com/fernway/placementsSample workspace · invented brand
After the pages existToday

What it handles across branches.

  • 01Branch pages

    One per location, written for its town.

  • 02Map profiles

    Hours, photos and posts, everywhere.

  • 03Reviews

    Every branch, one tone.

  • 04Approvals

    Brand-sensitive work goes to head office.

From the first signal to next week's plan.

Next week, on one calendar. An owner on every slot.

Ask for the week and it lands as a calendar, each piece with the specialist who owns that channel. The bolt marks what waits for your yes.

  1. 01Content, SEO, social and ads in one view
  2. 02Saved to Work & goals
  3. 03Public or paid work is gated
app.naridon.com/fernway/workSample workspace · invented brand

The plan opens beside the chat. Steps, owners, and the gates.

A bigger goal becomes a team plan: ordered steps, who runs each, what it waits for and what it delivers. Three experts review it before you see it.

  1. 01Every step has one owner
  2. 02Dependencies are explicit
  3. 03Publish and Spend steps ask first
app.naridon.com/fernway/goalsSample workspace · invented brand

Where it stops. And asks you.

These come to you as cards like these. One tap to approve, one to hold.

  • Waits for your yesRule 01Offers and prices

    Head office approves.

  • Waits for your yesRule 02Brand words

    Your never-say list, every branch.

  • Waits for your yesRule 03A branch's own changes

    Its manager can approve its page only.

  • Hard stopRule 04Spend above any cap

    Never.

Each manager approves their own. Head office approves the rest.

A branch page with no offer goes to its own manager, in that branch's channel. Anything with an offer or a brand claim goes to head office.

  1. 01One channel per branch
  2. 02Offers routed to head office
  3. 03Every approval in the branch report
fernwaydental.slack.com/archives/kingsbridgeSample workspace · invented brand
# kingsbridgeKingsbridge branch · its manager approves its own page
Monday
YasminAPPNaridon · 8:02 AM

Branch check is in. Kingsbridge had no clicks last week: its page was a copy of Riverside's. Sofia rewrote it around its own street, team and emergency hours.

ML
Marcus L.9:10 AM

@Naridon can ours go live before Saturday?

YasminAPPNaridon · 9:14 AM

Yes. It has no offer on it, so it's yours to approve. The three pages with the spring offer are waiting for head office in #head-office.

Approval · OutwardPublish the Kingsbridge branch page
What/dentist/kingsbridge · emergency hours on the map profileWhoSofia and Omar · approver: Kingsbridge manager
Open in Naridon
Message #kingsbridge

Plugged into every branch. Forty profiles, one place.

Every branch's page, profile and reviews read and kept in one place, with head office and each manager seeing only what's theirs to approve.

Yasmin and the team
  1. 01 · Where you approve
    • SlackA channel per branch, one for head office
    • GmailOffer sign-off for head office
  2. 02 · Where each branch is found
    • Google Business Profile40 profiles, kept right weekly
    • Apple MapsThe same hours in every town
    • Search ConsoleWhich branch pages get no clicks
    • TrustpilotEvery branch's reviews, one tone
  3. 03 · Where it publishes
    • WordPressA page per branch, per town
    • FacebookBranch posts, local news
    • Google SheetsThe branch report head office reads
  4. 04 · Where it spends
    • Google AdsA cap per branch
    • Microsoft AdsSame campaigns, Bing and Copilot

Concept · some connections are planned, shown as the team will use them

Other use cases. Same team, a different goal.

All use cases

SEO and GEO for every location. Forty branches, each found.

Naridon is an AI marketing team for brands with many locations: dental groups, gyms, clinics, restaurants and retail chains. It does local SEO for every branch, getting each one into its own map pack, and GEO, getting the nearest branch named when people ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Siri. It rewrites near-copy branch pages around each place, keeps every profile right and routes approvals to the right manager.

What the team does · Multi-location SEO and GEO
WorkFor search (SEO)For AI answers (GEO)WhoHow often
Branch pagesOne real page per location, not a copyThe branch an answer names nearbySofiaEvery branch
Map profilesHours, services and photos per branchFacts phone assistants read outOmarWeekly
Answer checksPositions per postcodeChatGPT, Gemini, Siri, AI OverviewsMinaEvery week
Offers and brand claimsConsistent across every pageNo conflicting facts for enginesHarjitHead office approves
Branch reportsClicks and calls per branchMentions per branchEthanEvery Monday

Key terms

Multi-location SEO
Local SEO for every branch at once, each ranking for its own area.
Location page
A page about one branch: its street, team, hours and services.
Duplicate content
Near-copy pages. Search tends to show one and hide the rest.
GEO
Generative engine optimization: being named in AI answers. Not geographic.
Map pack
The three businesses Google shows on a map above its results.
Approval routing
Who signs off what: branch managers their own pages, head office the offers.

Multi-location questions, answered.

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Why do some of our branch pages get no traffic?

Usually because they're near copies of each other. Search shows one and hides the rest. Naridon rewrites each page around its own street, team and hours.

What is GEO for multi-location brands?

Getting the right branch named when someone nearby asks an AI engine or phone assistant. It depends on each branch having its own clear, consistent facts.

Can each branch manager approve their own page?

Yes. Each branch has its own approver. Anything with an offer or brand claim goes to head office instead.

How many locations can it handle?

As many as you have. Each branch gets its own checks, page and report, rolled up for head office.

Does it manage ads per location?

If you connect them. Each branch can have its own cap, and spend never goes above it without approval.

Will our brand stay consistent?

Yes. Brand rules and offers are checked on every page, and anything new goes to head office first.

How fast will branches show up?

Profile fixes land in days. Rankings and AI answers take weeks to change, and nobody can honestly promise a spot. Each branch report shows what moved.

How much does it cost?

Starter is $1,049 a month, Growth $1,799 and Enterprise $5,099, each set up with you on a call with the founders. Every plan gets the whole team; plans differ in monthly credits (12,000 / 36,000 / 120,000).

Meet the whole team.

SEO, AI answers, content, social and ads. One chat, seventy specialists, inside the limits you set.

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