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The store list search engines see

Behind the map is a plain page listing every store with structured data, so your stockists are findable from Google and AI assistants.

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A map drawn by JavaScript is invisible to a search engine. Nearmio adds a second, plain version of your locations that crawlers and assistants can read, so a search for "your brand near Geelong" has something to find.

The store list page

Your store has a page at /apps/nearmio/stores — for example https://your-store.com/apps/nearmio/stores. It lists every placed location with its name, address, phone, hours and website, as plain HTML. It is linked from the map block for visitors without JavaScript, and it is updated within five minutes of a change to your locations.

Nothing needs switching on. You can link to the page yourself if you want a text-only version of your stockists somewhere.

Structured data

Both the map block and the store list page carry structured data (schema.org LocalBusiness entries in an ItemList) describing each store. Search engines and AI assistants use it to answer "where can I buy…" questions with your stockists rather than guessing.

A location's View on Google link, when set, is included as the store's sameAs, which helps Google connect the entry to the store's own listing.

What is included

Only locations that are on the storefront map: placed pins, within your plan's limit. A location that Needs fixing is not listed, for the same reason it is not on the map — a wrong address helps no one.

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