What paid services are there for businesses?

A standard listing on NorgeGuide is free. If you want to be more visible, you can buy paid services. They are sold and invoiced by our official partner Madloba Consult LLC in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Premium listing

A premium listing is given for a fixed period, usually one month or longer. During the period:

• your business is shown higher in the lists of its category and city, with a crown icon
• your listing can be shown on the pages of similar businesses, in the block "See more offers"
• your own listing does not show blocks with other businesses
• you get a personal manager who helps with your listing, photos and texts
• through your manager you can reply to reviews publicly. Replies are marked as replies from the business.

Other services

Banners, articles and extra promotion are agreed separately. Our partner can also improve listings and help with promotion on Google Maps and Apple Maps.

Who can order?

Paid services are for businesses only: companies, sole traders and organisations. They are not offered to consumers.

Clearly marked as advertising

Paid places are always marked with the label "Annonse" and the crown icon, in line with the Norwegian Marketing Control Act. Payment never changes reviews, ratings or the editorial rankings. See Does payment affect rankings and reviews?. We also do not promise a certain number of visitors, calls or customers.

How to order

1. Write to [email protected] or [email protected].
2. You receive a written offer with the services, period and price.
3. When you accept the offer in writing, you receive an invoice.
4. The service starts when the payment has arrived.

Payment is only by invoice in USD or EUR, by bank transfer. See How to pay for advertising and services. The service does not renew automatically. When the period ends, your listing becomes a standard free listing again.

Related

• Does payment affect rankings and reviews?
• How to pay for advertising and services
• How to start working with NorgeGuide
• Paid Services Terms

Sources

• Norwegian Marketing Control Act, markedsføringsloven (lovdata.no)
• Madloba Consult LLC (madlobaconsult.com)