> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.meetmadison.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.meetmadison.ai/local-seo/edit-your-listing.md).

# Edit your listing

Your Google Business Profile is often the first thing customers see, so keeping it accurate matters. Madison lets you edit it without logging in to Google.

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Editing your Google listing is available on **Premium** and **Ultimate**. See [Settings → Plan & Billing](/settings/billing.md) to upgrade, or contact us at <support@meetmadison.ai>.
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## What you can edit

* Business **name**, **website**, and **description**
* **Primary** and **additional** categories
* **Phone numbers**
* **Attributes** (such as *Wheelchair accessible*, *Free Wi-Fi*, *Outdoor seating*)
* **Regular hours** and **special hours**
* **Address**

Madison only saves the sections you actually change, so you can update one thing without touching the rest.

## Choosing a category

Start typing and Madison suggests matching Google categories. It understands meaning, not just spelling, so typing "coffee" surfaces café categories. Set your **primary** category first, then add any others.

## Attributes

The attributes on offer depend on your category. The ones you tick are treated as the complete set, so unticking an attribute clears it on Google too.

## Special hours

Add dated exceptions for holidays or one-off changes, set different open and close times, or mark the day closed. Past dates drop off automatically.

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Manage several locations? You can update many at once. See [Bulk-edit your listings](/local-seo/bulk-edit-listings.md). If Madison says a listing [isn't verified](/troubleshooting/cant-verify-listing.md), sort that first.
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