Guides on ranking in Google Maps and local search in Nepal: Google Business Profile setup, suspensions and appeals, NAP consistency, service areas and local citations.
DRAFT NOTE – DELETE THIS BOX BEFORE THIS POST GOES LIVE Information-gain assets to add before publish: Grid-based rank tracking screenshots for one Kathmandu client, showing how position decays with distance across wards. Before and after map-pack position following a category or service-area change, with dates. One anonymised profile where proximity, not optimisation, was the […]
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DRAFT NOTE – DELETE THIS BOX BEFORE THIS POST GOES LIVE Information-gain assets to add before publish: Screenshot: a real profile before and after category and service-area changes, with map-pack position visible. Your own numbers: how long ranking movement actually took on a client profile (anonymised). One annotated screenshot of the ward-based address pin problem
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If your Google Business Profile has been suspended, do not create a new listing or submit the same appeal again and again. First find the policy problem, fix it, prepare proof that your business is real, and then use Google’s official appeal process. For Nepali businesses, a Google Business Profile suspension can mean losing visibility
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If your Google Business Profile is visible when you are logged in but customers cannot find it, do not assume your profile is simply “hidden.” The real cause may be verification, suspension, business eligibility, duplicate listings, pending changes, incorrect business information, or poor local rankings. For a business in Nepal, this can directly affect calls,
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