Maps listing in Yashnabad
Many people in Yashnabad still say “Hamza” — the district's former name — and clients search by it. The second landmark is Yangiabad Bazaar: a trader from a row or pavilion sells through Instagram but isn't on the map at all. We create a listing with the exact spot at the market — entrance, row, pavilion number — write landmarks from Istiklol Street and Abay Park, set hours to match market days, and collect buyer reviews by QR code.
Robert Mirov — code and ads under personal accountability
Since 2018 — 50+ projects across Uzbekistan. 10 companies in active parallel support. No subcontractors, no agency markup: brief, development, ads and support — handled personally.
District audience
Bazaar trading crowd, residents of multi-storey blocks and mahallas near Istiklol — wide social mix.

Why place names matter in Yashnabad
The district is mixed: multi-storey blocks by Istiklol, mahallas, the bazaar, the goods station. One place goes by several names — “Hamza”, “Yashnobod”, “Yangiobod”, “Tashkent-Tovarny”. We put the official address in the address field and the familiar names in the description, so the listing is found by any of them. For market stalls the pin goes to the right bazaar entrance, not its centre; for household services and neighbourhood beauty, to the stairwell. Duplicates left by previous pavilion tenants are marked closed so clients don't call someone else's stall.

Who needs a maps listing in Yashnabad

Yashnabad
Local landmarks
What we promise — and keep
No asterisks, no fine print. Just what we actually do for every project.
We lock them in Telegram before any work begins. No mid-project upcharges. Ever.
Personal admin access — you see every visit and lead in real time. No monthly reports needed.
Ad budget doesn't burn on bots and competitors. It's part of the project, not an upsell.
If the task isn't ours to solve or the budget won't hit your goals — we'll say it upfront and refer you.
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Questions about map listings
What clients say

Mark your pavilion on the Yashnabad map
Send the name, row or address and a photo of the point — we check all three maps and tell you how to be easier to find.

