First: we would like to tell you most important thing that
Google Local Search Results work on “NAP”. NAP stands for Name, Address, and
Phone Number. NAP is critical for businesses wishing to rank well in the local
organic search results, because search engines like Google take the data into
account when determining which companies to show for geo-targeted searches.
Your business is very new, just a few weeks for running. Google checks and
verifies the authenticity of any business or website before showing them in
Google Local Search Results. Your business is already verified in Google that’s
why business is appearing in Google while searching with the Brand Name. In
initial months, businesses appear with their Brand Name only due to the lack of
NAP. All the businesses appear with their Domain Brand Name firstly.
Second: thing is that you need to optimize the entries of the
Google verified page so that Google can find more scope to show the business
searched with different possible and relevant search terms in Google Local.
Third: thing is that we need to work on Google Local data.
Only verifying the business on Google doesn’t mean that our business will start
appearing in Google Local. There might be hundreds of the restaurants and
Bistro in Miami, but Google shows on 3 results in Google Local. We call it 3
Pack SEO in Google Local terminology.
Forth: thing is that Google know that your business is
recently setup and verified and therefore showing on listing “recently opened”.
All the 29 customer reviews are posted within this first starting month. Google
is very precise on these things. Google
shows only those results in pack 3 which have good customer feedback, ratings
and long ruining history of business opened.
Your business may start appearing on “food” or “sushi near
me” in that area if Google verified page entries are properly optimized in most
genuine way with a time. working on NAP will also increase the chances of
business appearance, but it will take some time as our business is brand new
started in that location.
Source: Google!!
