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Google Maps rank checker for salons and barbers
People look for salons close by, so the map grid is small but brutal: a few blocks can decide whether you show up.
Searches worth checking for salons and barbers
What moves a salon's Google Maps rank
Photos
For salons, photos of your actual work matter more than for almost any other business. Upload new ones often.
Booking link
A booking link on the listing turns a map view into an appointment.
Rating
With many options nearby, stars decide. Answer every review, especially the bad ones.
Specific services
"Balayage", "fade" or "gel nails" are separate searches. List the services you want to be found for.
The mistake we see most
Checking "hair salon" when clients actually search for the service they want.
What the report shows
- Your rank for one search at 49 points, one mile apart, colored from top 3 to not in the top 20
- The three salons and barbers Google shows at your address, with their ratings and review counts next to yours
- A profile check: hours, photos, website, phone, rating, reviews against nearby rivals
- 3 to 5 fixes in order, written for a salon owner, not an SEO
Questions
How do salons and barbers check their Google Maps ranking?
Searching from your own phone only shows your rank where you are standing. A rank grid searches your keyword from many points around your business. MapRank Report uses 49 points across a 6 by 6 mile area and shows your rank at each one.
Which search should a salon check?
The one that brings your best customers. For salons and barbers that is usually one of: "hair salon", "barber shop", "nail salon", "balayage". Each one ranks differently.
Is it a subscription?
No. It is $29 once, delivered by email, usually within an hour.
Salon ranking report, $29 once
Business name, search, city. Delivered by email in about an hour.
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