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Shopping Center Directories

Let us make a directory for your shopping center.
Built to bring in shoppers and attract tenants.

Annie's builds your center its own directory: every shop in the lot on one page, found on maps, in search and in AI answers, with a standing spot that collects businesses looking for space. So when a suite opens, there's already a list of people who want it.

Strip centers · Neighborhood centers · Grocery-anchored centers · Mixed-use retail

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Who it's for

One page that works for everybody in the lot.

A center's directory isn't just a sign on the curb. It helps shoppers find the stores, helps the stores stay busy, and helps the owner keep every suite filled.

The center

Owners, managers and leasing agents.

  • A website for the whole center, kept current
  • A waitlist of businesses that want to be there
  • A live page to show prospects touring an empty suite
  • No webmaster to hire or manage

The tenants

The shops already in the lot.

  • A free listing on the center's directory
  • They add their own hours, phone and photos
  • They approve their page before it goes up
  • They can grow it into a full page or their own website

The shoppers

The neighbors who park there.

  • Everything in the lot, sorted by type
  • Found when they search for "near me"
  • Found when they ask an AI assistant where to go
  • Directions and neighborhood details in one place
What Annie's builds

Everything your center needs to be found.

We set it all up and keep it current.

The center's directory

Every shop in every building that shares the parking lot, on one page, organized by type, with a spot for each tenant to claim.

GEO

Geolocation

The center is placed under its city and zip code and tied to its address and map location, so local searches can find it.

SEO

Search optimization

Titles, descriptions, structured data and local wording written so search engines understand what's at the center and where it is.

AEO

Answer-engine optimization

Plain, factual content that AI assistants can read and cite when someone asks where to eat, shop or get a service nearby.

Tenant sign-up kit

A printed leave-behind card with a QR code, so every shop can claim and fill in its own listing in a couple of minutes.

The tenant waitlist

A standing "Interested in space?" spot on the directory that collects businesses looking for room, sorted by type and size.

Attracting tenants

Built to keep every suite filled.

The directory brings shoppers to your tenants, and it brings your next tenants to you.

ALWAYS ON

Build the bench

Businesses that want to be in your center add themselves to the waitlist. Annie's also brings in new businesses from local accelerators, small-business centers and chambers of commerce.

EVERY MONTH

See it coming

We keep every shop's listing current, so a tenant who is slowing down or moving out shows up early, while there's still time to line up the next one.

THE DAY A SUITE OPENS

Move the same day

The open suite goes up on the directory, waitlisted businesses that fit hear about it that day, and matches go straight to your leasing agent. We bring the tenant; your agent writes the lease.

An example

A neighborhood center with one empty suite.

A grocery-anchored center has a coffee shop, a pizza place, a barbershop, a dry cleaner, and one suite that just went dark.

Annie's builds the directory

Every shop in the lot goes on the center's page, sorted by type, with the open suite shown as available.

The shops claim their listings

The tenants scan the card, add their hours and photos, and approve their pages.

Neighbors find the center

People searching nearby, or asking an assistant where to get a haircut, land on the center's page.

Businesses join the waitlist

A bakery and a nail salon looking for space in that part of town add themselves to the list.

The suite fills

Both get a message the day the suite is posted, and the leasing agent takes it from there.

This is an illustration of how it works, not a past customer.

See one live

Norman, Oklahoma: the first center in the program.

Thirteen shops across three buildings sharing one parking lot at 12th Ave SE and Lindsey Street in Norman: donuts, ramen, ice cream, a hair bar, a lash lounge, dry cleaning and more, with a free listing waiting for each shop to claim.

Shops on 12th Ave SE · Norman 73071

Built by Annie's on the Oklahoma Handyman Service directory.

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What Annie's does

You run the center. We run the directory.

Builds it

The directory, every shop, the waitlist and the geo, search and AI setup.

Signs up the shops

Leave-behind cards and follow-up so each tenant claims its listing.

Keeps it current

New tenants, closings, hours and changes, updated as they happen.

Works the waitlist

Matches businesses on the list to open suites and hands them to your leasing agent.

Your center

Tell us about your center. We'll show you what its directory would look like.

Send the address and your role (owner, manager or leasing agent) and talk to a human at Annie's. Tenant listings are free, and nothing ever starts billing on its own.

Book 15 minutes

Each shop on a center directory is an independent business and approves its own listing.