My Citation Tracker report is flagging duplicate listings that aren’t actually duplicates, how do I fix this?

A Citation Tracker (CT) report might sometimes label certain listings as 'suspected duplicates.' This can happen if, for example, a directory shows two entries with very similar names or URLs.

In some cases, what we flag as a duplicate could be the same listing URL as your primary one (so not truly a separate duplicate). If you’re confident a flagged item is not an actual duplicate, you can use the 'dismiss' function in your report to ignore that entry. To dismiss a suspected duplicate, click on the 'suspected duplicate' icon and remove the suspected duplicate URL.

It is always worth double-checking whether the URLs in question are identical to your main listing URL; if they are, it’s a false-positive duplicate. If they are slightly different (e.g., a variation in the listing), it might actually be a duplicate listing, and we recommend having it removed, either manually or through the 'duplicate removal' feature in a Citation Builder campaign.