What comes up when you search for a company name? Website trust information checked before signing a contract

Introduced customers also check company information before signing a contract.

Customers who contact you through referrals may already be interested but want to find out more about who your company is and what services you offer. When searching for a company name, it is difficult to find official information if you only see old addresses, closed blogs, or companies with the same name in other industries. First, organize questions that will arise during the contract review stage.

Look at the search results by combining the company name, brand name, representative service, and company name. Results may vary depending on login status, device, etc., so do not take a single ranking as an absolute evaluation. The purpose of the check is to determine what official information is missing or out of date.

Information that must be available on the website

You cannot create trust just by adding a logo or certification from a large client company. Check permissions and actual scope of work. If you are unclear about whether “collaboration” means simple delivery or carrying out the entire project, the customer may misunderstand, so explain the work in question.

Match the name and contact information on the website, map, and SNS.

If the corporate name and brand name are different, the relationship between the two can be explained on the website. Compare the names and contact information in map registrations, social media profiles, catalogs and email signatures. Store closure/relocation information or old staff numbers are corrected with the actual management authority of each channel.

If your business name is common, naturally include actual information such as service area and region in the company introduction and title. Rather than repeating names or adding irrelevant popular keywords, it's better to give customers something to distinguish you from other companies.

Check what the official website explains in the search

The title can describe your company and its main services, and the summary can explain what kind of work you provide to which customers. The title and summary of each page should reflect the actual text. Because the search service automatically selects what to display, we can't promise that your text will always appear exactly as you write.

We also check the site's main address, internal links, and site map. You can check the collection and indexing status in the search tool, but registration alone does not guarantee exposure and ranking. First complete the company and service information required by the customer and check the technical settings together.

Write verifiable explanations rather than flashy introductions.

An example phrase would be “We organize menu guidance, reservation connections, and information modification methods on the store website together” rather than “Experts will solve everything.” It provides a detailed explanation of what kind of work can be entrusted. Use the service only when it is actually within the scope of its provision.

We do not include virtual team photos or the AI ​​office as if it were a real company due to lack of photos. Instead, you can use actual work screens, publicable results, work procedures, and contact information. After editing your company information, browse the contact and service pages on mobile like a customer.

Check your company name searches before increasing your advertising

• The company name and main services are clearly visible on the official website.
• We compared contact information and addresses on the website, map, and SNS.
• We confirmed the disclosure performance and scope of use of customer data.
• Fixed status of terminated services and outdated instructions.
• You can complete the company confirmation and consultation request from your mobile phone.

Frequently Asked Questions

If the website doesn't come up when I search for the company name, should I start advertising?

Start by checking whether the official site is accessible, search collection/indexing status, and company information. Advertising can be considered as a means of attracting customers, but it does not address the omission of official information.

Is it difficult to build trust without reviews or customer logos?

You can clearly describe the actual services provided, personnel, work procedures, and publicly available results. Please show verifiable data first, rather than creating reviews and performance that do not exist.

How often should I edit my company profile?

If the address, contact information, scope of service, and person in charge change, please update the relevant information. Rather than waiting for a set cycle, it is better to immediately reflect changes that affect customer decisions.

Organize the information that customers will check after searching your company name.

You can review the company introduction, service structure, and search preferences on Blue Canvas and the official website. By looking at the current search results and operating channels together, it is easy to decide which information to edit first.

Good resources to prepare before consultation
Please prepare your company name/brand name, official channel address, main service, publicly available performance, and current contact information.

Written by: Blue Canvas Editorial Team