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Apple Business Connect makes it easy for customers to find your business using Apple Maps. Take control of how your business is seen. Create a place card that is accessible to everyone around the world who uses Apple devices and built-in apps — with directions, contact information, and actions built right in.
Manage your local business on Apple Maps with Apple Business Connect–engage with customers, update business listings and more. Get started today.
Add or update your business information in Maps on Mac. If you have a business (large or small), you can use Apple Business Connect to help your customers find it in Maps, Apple Wallet, Siri, and more. Learn more about Apple Business Connect.
Apple has launched a new site, Apple Maps Connect, to help businesses get their companies listed on the iPhone and iPad versions of Apple Maps app and Mac computers’ desktop version of Apple Maps.
In this video, I will be showing you how to list your business on Apple Maps with the Apple Maps Connect Feature. This is a step by step guide on how to add ...
Apple Business Connect is a free, web-based portal from Apple to help you easily manage, measure, and grow your business. It allows you to set up your business so customers can find it in Maps, Apple Wallet , Siri, and more.
Apple today introduced Apple Business Connect, a free tool that allows businesses of all sizes to claim their location place cards and customize the way key information appears to more than a billion Apple users across Apple Maps, Messages, Wallet, Siri, and other apps.
Put your business on the map with Apple Business Connect. Whether you’re a small business, a large Enterprise company with several brands, or a government institution, Apple Business Connect—Apple’s free, web-based portal—can help your business get discovered.
Want to add or claim your business on Apple Maps Connect? Our step-by-step guide can tell you everything you need to know about the platform.
The service is free and the listings (or corrected listings) appear on Apple Maps on the PC and in mobile. All users sign in with their Apple IDs and passwords.