Cincinnati Business Directory
Cincinnati is a planned Local Guide area in Ohio, covering part of Hamilton County. About 208,260 people lived here at the 2020 Census.
Photo: Cincinnati, EEJCC, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
About Cincinnati
- State
- Ohio
- County
- Hamilton County
- People, 2020 Census
- 208,260
- ZIP codes
- 17
- Main towns
- 6
About the area
Cincinnati
Cincinnati is the most populous city in Hamilton County, Ohio, United States, and its county seat. It is located along the Ohio River across from its confluence with the Licking River in Kentucky.
Norwood
Norwood is a city in Hamilton County, Ohio, United States, and an enclave of Cincinnati. Originally settled as an early suburb of Cincinnati in the wooded countryside north of the city, the area is characterized by older homes and tree-lined streets.
St. Bernard
St. Bernard or Saint Bernard is a village in Hamilton County, Ohio, United States. It is an enclave and suburb of Cincinnati.
Text from Wikipedia (Cincinnati, Norwood, St. Bernard), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Towns in Cincinnati
- Cincinnati
- Norwood
- St. Bernard
- Mariemont
- Newtown
- Terrace Park
Hamilton County has 4 areas
Cincinnati is one part of Hamilton County. The other parts are:
ZIP codes in Cincinnati
- 45111
- 45174
- 45202
- 45206
- 45207
- 45208
- 45209
- 45212
- 45217
- 45219
- 45226
- 45227
- 45229
- 45230
- 45244
- 45255
- 45267
What a listing in Cincinnati includes
Every business starts with a free listing. Each paid plan adds to the one before it, and you can cancel any time.
- FreeNo charge
- opening hours, a map and a link to your website.
- Essentials$19 a month
- Adds a photo gallery, an inquiry form and your Google reviews.
- Premium$39 a month
- Adds a boost to the top of your category and a do-follow link to your website.
How to claim your listing in Cincinnati
- 1
Find your listing
Search for your business in your area's guide. Listings are built from public sources, so yours is very likely there already. If it is not, you can add it.
- 2
Confirm it is you
The guide emails you a code. Entering it signs you in. There is no password to make.
- 3
A person checks the claim
Someone reviews it against the details on file. This is not instant, and you hear back either way.
- 4
It is yours to manage
Correct your details, add photos and a description, set your hours and answer inquiries from your own portal.
The businesses a local guide lists
Local Business America has 27 local guides open today, listing 758 businesses in 43 kinds of work across 150 towns. Each business has its own page with its hours, a map and a link to its website. The kinds listed most often include:
- General contractor
- Dentist
- Auto repair
- Doctor
- Hair salon
- Lawyer
- Restaurant
- Real estate agent
- Business consultant
- Gym
- Insurance agency
- Plumber
Nearby areas
- Kenton County
KY. Planned. About 11 miles away.
- Clermont County
OH. Planned. About 11 miles away.
- Boone County
KY. Planned. About 17 miles away.
- Fort Thomas Area
KY. Planned. About 17 miles away.
- Middletown
OH. Planned. About 20 miles away.
- Hamilton & Fairfield
OH. Planned. About 21 miles away.
Questions about the Cincinnati directory
- Is a listing in the Cincinnati directory free?
- Yes. Every business starts with a free listing that shows its opening hours, a map and a link to its website. Essentials is $19 a month and Premium is $39 a month. Both are optional.
- How do I claim my business in Cincinnati?
- Find your listing, confirm it is you with an emailed code, and a person checks the claim. You hear back either way. Once the claim is accepted you manage the listing from your own portal.
- Which towns does the Cincinnati directory cover?
- Cincinnati, Norwood, St. Bernard, Mariemont, Newtown and Terrace Park, across 17 ZIP codes in Hamilton County.
- Is the Cincinnati guide open yet?
- Not yet. Cincinnati is a planned area. You can claim your free listing now.
Free guides for business owners
- Google, Apple and Bing listing checklist
What to add, claim or fix on each of the three map apps.
- Staff review scripts
Words your team can use to ask every customer for a review the same fair way.
- 30 free local promo ideas
Each one comes with a message you fill in. None of them needs a discount.
