If you’re not showing up in the top 3 on Google Maps, you’re probably missing out on a lot of calls.
82% of customers choose from the top 3 businesses that pop up on the map.
Here are 3 moves to help you climb up those rankings:
1. Get More Reviews (The Right Way)
Encourage real customers to leave reviews—mentioning the service and your city helps even more than stars alone.
Encourage real customers to leave reviews—mentioning the service and your city helps even more than stars alone.
2. Keep Your Google Business Profile Updated
Ensure your categories, hours, service areas, and photos are fresh. Google likes active, well-maintained listings.
Ensure your categories, hours, service areas, and photos are fresh. Google likes active, well-maintained listings.
3. Fix Inconsistent Listings
Google checks if your name, address, and phone number are consistent across the internet. If they’re off—even slightly—it can tank your visibility.
Google checks if your name, address, and phone number are consistent across the internet. If they’re off—even slightly—it can tank your visibility.
Want to see where you actually rank across your entire service area?
👉 Check out LocalBizTracker.ai
It shows your full Google Map grid—where you’re strong, where you’re invisible—and tells you how to fix it using AI.
It shows your full Google Map grid—where you’re strong, where you’re invisible—and tells you how to fix it using AI.
✅ Track rankings block-by-block
✅ Spy on competitors
✅ Get custom AI recommendations
✅ Spy on competitors
✅ Get custom AI recommendations
Bonus:
This Thursday at 11AM CDT, I’m actually teaching a group of marketing agencies how to do all this for their clients—live.
If you want a behind-the-scenes look or just want to learn more, you’re welcome to sit in.
This Thursday at 11AM CDT, I’m actually teaching a group of marketing agencies how to do all this for their clients—live.
If you want a behind-the-scenes look or just want to learn more, you’re welcome to sit in.
Here’s the link to register:
Join the Webinar (free, 60 minutes)
Join the Webinar (free, 60 minutes)
Talk to you next week,
