Is your business Map Pack ready?
Thirteen signals Google and customers use to pick local businesses. Tick what is true, get a score, and see exactly what to fix first.
Tick everything that is true for your business today.
The Google Map Pack is the set of three local business listings shown with a map for local searches. Google says local rankings depend mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. This scorecard checks 13 signals a business controls, including profile completeness, categories, reviews, consistent listings, local pages, structured data and mobile speed.
What the score means
80 or above means your fundamentals are in place and the competition moves to review velocity, content and links. Between 50 and 79, a few fixes can move you up noticeably. Below 50, competitors with complete profiles have an easy edge.
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Castle Rock questions, answered
How does Google choose the Map Pack?
Google says local results are based mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. Profile completeness, categories, reviews and your website all feed those signals.
Is my score my actual ranking?
No. It is a checklist score of signals you control. Distance and competitors also affect rankings.
Is anything I tick saved?
No. The scorecard runs in your browser only.
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