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Consultwise combines a reviewed public directory with business workspaces, content tools, agency operations, and a managed Marketplace. Here is what happens at every stage.
Step 1 · Account type
Your choice controls the setup questions, payment step, dashboard, and next action.
Browse, save listings, leave reviews, and request quotes.
Free · Redirects homeCreate one independent professional profile with services and portfolio details.
Free · Redirects to profileCreate a company listing and access applicable business workspace tools.
Choose a Growth Plan firstCreate an Organization for several businesses under common ownership.
Choose an applicable plan firstOperate a client portfolio, team access, reports, integrations, and Marketplace work.
Choose an Agency Plan firstUse an Organization when you own the businesses. Use an Agency when you manage listings for clients you do not own.
For buyers and visitors
Explore published companies, categories, subcategories, freelancers, services, articles, events, and expert content.
Review services, location, business information, editorial status, verification status, and published feedback.
Signed-in customers can save favorites, submit moderated reviews, and contact eligible businesses.
Step 2 · Build the public profile
The submission flow gathers what editors and buyers need before approval.
Drafts and incomplete records are not public. Track eligible records from My submissions.
Steps 3 and 4 · Quality control
Still being completed and not in review.
An editor checks completeness, relevance, quality, and required evidence.
The editor approves, requests a revision, or rejects with a reason.
The approved record becomes visible publicly.
The listing passed editorial review and can appear publicly.
Consultwise completed the applicable verification review. A published listing may still have verification pending.
Step 5 · Business Intelligence
Recommendations combine directory completeness with explainable public website and growth evidence. They are priorities—not guaranteed rankings or revenue.
Improve profile completeness, services, location, media, and buyer confidence.
Run supported technical and on-page checks across the connected public website.
Convert opportunities into trackable work and progress states.
Compare public baselines without inventing traffic or ranking claims.
Track intent and target pages; rankings require a supported provider.
Track buyer prompts and improve FAQs, structured data, and focused pages.
Create citation checklists and record verified directory consistency.
Record links and mentions; records do not create external links.
Monitor supported review evidence and manage quote requests.
Teams and scale
Agency links can expire, be revoked, restrict visible sections, and record access in an audit history.
Managed services Marketplace
A publisher submits a profile, accepts terms, completes review, and creates eligible opportunities.
An entitled organization or agency selects an approved opportunity. Price and scope are captured before payment.
Participants use the private order thread, review a draft, request revisions, and deliver a public URL.
Completed work can be reviewed; eligible problems disputed; paid publication URLs monitored.
Publish useful business content
Eligible businesses can create an SEO-ready draft and image, pass quality checks, and submit for editorial review. Allowances depend on account or plan.
Create a release and media assets, complete any applicable payment, and submit for review. AI never removes the need for accurate claims.
Trust by design
Common questions
Yes. Public directory content can be browsed without an account. Saving, reviewing, requesting quotes, or managing content requires the appropriate account.
No. A draft is private, and a submitted record must pass editorial review before publication.
No. Published controls public visibility. Verified is a separate trust status.
No. They explain findings and actions. You or an authorized provider makes website changes.
No. It records public evidence. A new placement requires publication elsewhere, potentially through Marketplace.
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