Realistically, do not submit to a new directory until the existing ones agree.
Listing audits repeatedly indicate more than half of the problems trace back to a single unclaimed profile. Where the operations team has changed twice, expect a faulty website field somewhere in the profile.
More usefully, correct the name, address and phone number before touching anything decorative. The usual culprit is silent listing decay, unobtrusively inherited from an old listing nobody remembers creating.
For that reason, photograph or screenshot each profile before editing, reversions do happen. It is unglamorous work with an unusually reliable return. Across a large enough sample, the correlation between consistent data and branded queries is difficult to dismiss.
Realistically, keep the description factual; the categories carry the relevance work. Unverified claims is straightforward to miss because nothing visibly breaks. Just as important, anyone who has run a bulk audit knows the effort scales badly if it is left until a rebrand forces it.
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