⭐ Add Multiple Locations to Your Knowledge Graph

Camilo Aponte

Camilo Aponte

Last updated on Sep 30, 2026

Overview

If your AI-generated content keeps referencing only one location, your Knowledge Graph likely has a single location entry. For service area businesses that operate across multiple cities, regions, or addresses, you need to add each location separately so Search Atlas can accurately reflect your full service footprint in every AI generation.

Before You Begin

Gather the following details for each location you want to add:

  • Business name as it appears for that location (e.g., including a city identifier if applicable)
  • Physical address or primary service area city and state
  • Local phone number for that location (if available)
  • Service area ZIP codes or cities covered by that location
  • Business hours specific to that location

Having this information ready before you start will make the process faster and reduce the chance of errors.

How to Add a New Location to Your Knowledge Graph

  1. Log in to your Search Atlas account and navigate to the Knowledge Graph section from the left-hand sidebar.
  2. Open your existing business Knowledge Graph or create a new one if you have not set one up yet.
  3. Locate the area within the Knowledge Graph editor where location entries are managed.
  4. Add a new location entry using the available option in that section.
  5. Fill in the details for that location (see the field guidance section below).
  6. Save the location entry to confirm it.
  7. Repeat steps 4–6 for every additional location you want to include.
  8. Once all locations are added, save your Knowledge Graph to apply your changes across all AI generations.

Note: The exact labels for buttons and sections may vary depending on your account configuration. If you cannot locate the location entry controls in your Knowledge Graph editor, please reach out to our team for guided assistance.

Field Guidance: What to Fill In and What to Leave Empty

Not every field is required for every location type. Use the guidance below to avoid over-populating fields, which can confuse AI outputs.

  • Business Name: Always fill in. If the location uses a city-specific name variation, use that here.
  • Street Address: Fill in if the location has a physical storefront or office. Leave empty if it is a service area location with no public-facing address.
  • City, State, ZIP: Always fill in, even for service area locations without a street address.
  • Phone Number: Fill in if a dedicated local number exists. Leave empty if all calls route to a central number — add the central number only to your primary location entry.
  • Service Area Cities or ZIP Codes: Fill in for any location that covers a geographic area rather than a single address.

If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.