Listing on BDLUC costs nothing, and it never will. There is no card, no trial that runs out and no "premium link" you have to buy. A two-person Facebook shop gets the same company page, on the same terms, as a large group.
That matters for SEO as much as for your budget. Links that are bought or swapped break Google's spam policies and can hurt the site they point to. A free listing in a real directory, which you add yourself, is the kind of link search engines expect a genuine business to have.
Every listing gets its own page at bdluc.com/c/your-name. Search engines receive it as ready-made HTML, so it can be read and indexed without running any scripts. It carries your name, what you do, your area and city, your founding year, your team size, your logo and photos, and a full description of up to 2000 words written by you.
The page is listed in BDLUC's sitemap and linked from its district, street, city and "List of …" pages, so crawlers find it within a couple of clicks of the home page.
Each company page includes schema.org data that names your organisation and lists your website, Facebook page and LinkedIn page as the same entity (sameAs). That helps Google and other search engines connect your brand name, your website and your social pages, which supports a knowledge panel and branded searches.
Your name, area and city appear the same way on every BDLUC page that mentions you. Consistent business details across the web are a known signal for local search.
Add your Bangla name and your page is published in both languages, with the right language tags so Google shows each version to the right searchers. Most directories only speak English; on BDLUC, someone searching for your business in Bangla can land on your page too.
More people now ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude or Google's AI answers which companies to use. BDLUC welcomes these assistants' crawlers and publishes a plain-text guide to the whole directory for them (llms.txt). When an assistant looks for businesses in your industry or city, your listing is in the material it reads.
The link from your BDLUC page to your website carries rel="nofollow", as Google recommends for links that listers add themselves. We do this to keep the directory clean of link spam, which protects every business in it, including yours.
Since 2019 Google treats nofollow as a hint rather than a hard block, but you should not expect a BDLUC link alone to pass ranking power the way an editorial link from a news site can. What it does give you is an indexed, trustworthy page about your business, a brand mention that search engines connect to your website, a natural place in a healthy backlink profile, and real visitors who click through from the city. If anyone sells you a "dofollow BDLUC link", it is not from us.
Fill in your website, Facebook and LinkedIn so the page links them together. Write the full description in your own words: what you do, for whom, and where, in English and Bangla if you can. Use the same business name, area and phone number you use everywhere else. Upload your real logo and a few photos.
Then put the free "Listed on BDLUC" badge on your own website, from the Share panel on your company page. It shows visitors that your business is listed in a public directory and sends them to your page in the city.
Yes. Listing, claiming and editing your company page are free, and a listing will never require payment. Optional extras such as sponsored plots may come later; they do not change your company page or its links.
No. Links to listers' websites carry rel="nofollow", following Google's guidance for links added by users. Your listing still gives you an indexed page about your business, structured data that names your website, and visitors who click through.
We can't promise a date; Google decides when it crawls. New pages go into BDLUC's sitemap right away, which usually helps them get found within days to a few weeks. A complete listing with a real description tends to be indexed sooner than an empty one.
Yes. Open a shop in the Bazaar, our F-commerce district, and add your Facebook page. Your BDLUC page then gives your business a searchable home on the web, linked to your page.
No. Open its page and choose Claim. Once a reviewer approves your claim, you can add your website, description, logo and photos to the page that already exists.