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Setting Up Business Locations

Add your business addresses so customers can find you and receive leads from your service areas.

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Written by Brandon Austin
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Quick Answer

Add your business locations in the Locations tab to help customers find you and enable geographic lead matching. Each location you add creates a 75-mile service radius for receiving client referrals. Location is optional—online-only businesses can operate without any physical locations.


Overview

Your business locations serve two important purposes on Heritage Web. First, they tell potential customers where to find you, including address, phone, and hours of operation. Second, they power the geographic lead matching system—when someone submits a referral request, the system matches them with businesses within 75 miles of their location.

You can add unlimited locations to your Organization listing. Each location gets its own matching radius, expanding your potential service area. Even if you hide a location from the public listing, it still works for lead matching.


Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Access Your Locations

  1. Log into your Heritage Web dashboard.

  2. Click My Organizations in the left navigation.

  3. Select the organization you want to edit.

  4. Click the Locations tab (third tab).

  5. You'll see the Locations section.

Step 2: Add a Location

  1. Click Add Location + to create a new location block.

  2. A new empty location appears.

Step 3: Enter Your Address

Complete the following fields:

Field

Required

Description

Street Address

Yes*

Your business street address

Country

Yes*

Select from dropdown

State/Province

Yes*

Select from dropdown (populates after country)

City

Yes*

Enter city name

Zip/Postal Code

Yes*

Enter zip or postal code

Phone Number

No

Business phone number

Fax Number

No

Business fax number

*Required only if you're adding a location. You don't have to add any locations.

Step 4: Add Hours of Operation

  1. Click the + button next to any day to add hours for that day.

  2. Set your opening and closing times using the time pickers.

  3. Add multiple time slots for the same day if needed (e.g., closed for lunch).

  4. Leave days blank if you're closed that day.

Step 5: Set Visibility

Toggle the Visible badge to control whether this location appears on your public listing:

  • Visible (ON): Address, phone, and hours shown publicly

  • Hidden (OFF): Location hidden from public, but still used for lead matching

Step 6: Save Your Changes

  1. Review your location information for accuracy.

  2. Click Publish Draft to submit your changes.


Important Notes

  • Location is optional—online-only businesses can skip this section.

  • Each location creates a 75-mile matching radius for lead referrals.

  • Hiding a location doesn't stop lead matching—it still works in the background.

  • Free vs. Sponsor: Free listing contact details (address, phone) require visitor login. Sponsor listings display contact info publicly.

  • Hours of Operation are always visible regardless of listing tier.

  • You can add unlimited locations to expand your service coverage.


FAQs

Do I need to add a location?

No. Location is optional. If your business is entirely online, you can leave this section empty.

What if I hide my location—will I still get leads?

Yes. Hidden locations still work for geographic lead matching. This is useful if you want privacy while maintaining lead flow from your area.

Can I have multiple business locations?

Yes. Add as many locations as you have. Each location gets its own 75-mile matching radius.

How do I add hours of operation?

Click the + button next to each day you're open, then set your hours. See the "Hours of Operation" article for detailed instructions.

What's the difference between Organization locations and Parent Organization headquarters?

Your Organization locations are where you provide services. Parent Organization headquarters (if used) shows where your parent company is based. They serve different purposes and don't affect each other.

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