Google map listings not shown as a ranking keyword
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is there a way to have the google map listings show on my report as a ranked keyword. one of my competitors show their rankings in the organic as well as whether they are listed in the map section.
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In addition to the good response of Nicholas White, I would also recommend clearing the web browser's cache.
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I know SEMRush and Bright Local can do this, (not sure about Moz Pro?).
Check out the 14 Day free trial from Bright Local at https://www.brightlocal.com/local-search-rank-checker/, I believe they are the most affordable option, that I know of at least.
A good way to manually check Google Maps rankings for free (although time-consuming) is to sign out of your gmail/google account, then within Chrome, open an Incognito window, which you can do by pressing the three dots at the far right of your extensions section. Do the search from the Incognito window and you can Block or Allow Google knowing your location once you do the search.
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