What a Supporter Listing Includes

Before paying for anything it is fair to want a specification. This is the listing, field by field.

Your business name, as you want it displayed. A category, chosen from Google Business Profile style categories so customers find you the same way they would find you on Google. A description in your own words. Your city and service area. Your phone, website and contact details.

Those fields produce two things. An entry in the searchable directory, filterable by category and by city, and a page of your own at its own address on this site.

The page carries all of the above in ordinary readable HTML, plus LocalBusiness structured data, which is the machine-readable version search engines use to understand what a page is about. It also carries a link to your website.

On the link specifically, since businesses ask: it is a normal link from a 501(c)(3) domain, live for as long as the listing is. What it does not come with is a promise about rankings. Anyone guaranteeing you a search outcome from a single link is inventing it.

The listing also identifies you publicly as a JEPF supporter, which is the part you can reuse. On your own site, on your Google Business Profile, in proposals.

Only published listings appear in the public directory. Submitting is free, we review every submission, and payment is requested only after approval.

If a renewal payment fails after retries or you cancel, the listing comes down until it is reactivated. It is not deleted.