In Bangkok the top three on Google Maps changes every few kilometres. Each month we work on your Google Business Profile, your reviews and your website, so you compete in the districts your customers actually search from. Local SEO starts at ฿8,900 a month, with a plan for 2 to 5 branches.
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One search, three spots on the map
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We are a Bangkok team working online. Send your business name and your district or soi on LINE, and we will check, free, where you show up around your street and in the districts next door.
Google fills the three map spots on relevance, distance and prominence. In Bangkok, where a dozen businesses of the same kind can sit within a few hundred metres, distance weighs heavily: in the centre the circle one business can win may be only a few sois wide, while further out, where businesses are spread thinner, it widens.
| District | Who searches | Language | What the profile needs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sukhumvit, Asok, Phrom Phong | Office workers, expats and visitors | Thai and English | The nearest BTS or MRT station, and an English description |
| Thong Lo, Ekkamai | Residents: Thai, Japanese and Western families | Thai and English, with Japanese for some trades | Parking, late hours, and photos that show which soi |
| Silom, Sathorn | Weekday office crowds | Thai and English | Lunchtime hours, and the right weekend hours |
| Ari, Phahonyothin | Young Thai professionals who live there | Mostly Thai | Thai photos and menu, and details that match Wongnai |
| Ratchada, Huai Khwang | Thai residents, and Chinese-speaking visitors and residents | Thai and Chinese | The MRT station, and services listed plainly |
| Bang Na, Srinakarin | Families who drive | Mostly Thai | Parking, the nearest mall, delivery areas |
Distance on the map and time in Bangkok traffic are two different things: a shop across the river can look close and still take an age at rush hour. Naming the nearest station and the walk from it lets people decide at a glance whether you are easy to reach.
Every month we measure your rank from 25 points around the business and send it as a map. Green is where you are in the top three. In Bangkok the report often shows that a main road, an expressway or the river is where you start disappearing from customers' maps.
The report also says what to do next. Strong to the south but missing north of the expressway? We look at what the businesses holding that side have and you lack, a closer category, more reviews or newer photos, and close that gap the next month.
All of it happens in your own Google account and shows up in the month-end report. This is the work behind our Google Maps ranking service, shaped around how people in Bangkok look for a business.
We never buy reviews or trade discounts for them: both break Google's rules and can get a profile suspended. The full service is on the Local SEO page. No pin on the map yet? Start with Google Business Profile setup, ฿9,900 once.
Every branch that serves customers at its own address needs its own profile, its own hours, and it faces its own set of neighbours. The 2 to 5 branch plan runs them all under one plan, with four posts a month per branch and a separate map report for each.
A business that moves does not need a new profile: change the address on the one it has and the reviews move with it. A branch that has closed should be marked permanently closed rather than deleted.
These five face the hardest competition on the city map, and customers choose each one for different reasons.
Patients check reviews, hours and the map first, then open the site for the services and the doctors. Advertising by medical facilities, websites included, falls under Thailand's Department of Health Service Support and may need approval, so the clinic checks the rules before anything goes live.
Start with: a clinic website
People in Bangkok look for food on Google Maps, Wongnai, Grab and LINE MAN, so the name, address and hours have to match on every one. Then Google knows it is one place, and nobody arrives at a closed door.
Start with: a restaurant website
A spa with a shopfront competes with its street on its treatment list, its prices and photos of the real rooms. Services that travel to the customer, like cleaning or air-con repair, use a service-area profile: list the districts you cover and keep your home address private.
Start with: a spa website
Members pick a gym near home or work, so the competition is a short trip away, not the whole city. One page with the timetable, prices, a trial class and the walk from the BTS lets people decide in a minute.
Start with: a landing page
People looking for a lawyer or an accountant search the service, open a few sites and then get in touch, so the ordinary results matter as much as the map. Each service needs its own page saying who it suits, what it involves and how to start.
Start with: a company websiteLanguage schools, pet groomers, car workshops and serviced apartments fight for the Bangkok map too. Tell us what you run and we will show you who holds the map around you.
Accountants, language schools and specialist clinics often draw customers from all over Bangkok. The ordinary results under the map depend far less on where the searcher stands, so a page that answers "company registration Bangkok" reaches the whole city. That is monthly SEO, from ฿4,900 a month.
The site people open from your listing has to answer three things on the first screen: what you do, where you are and how to get in touch. Our team designs sites like that in Thai and English; the Basic package, at ฿15,500, comes with the copy written for all ten pages. See every package, and if you have branches upcountry, each city has its own page below.
Use the mall's address with your floor and unit number in the address line, and place the pin where the shop really is in the building. The business name is the one on your sign: leave the mall's name off unless it is part of that sign.
Only if you meet customers there during your stated hours, with staff present. Google does not allow virtual office or mailbox addresses and can suspend a profile that uses one. If you work from home and visit clients, a service-area profile is the right fit.
Only where there is something true to say: a branch, a home service that covers it, regular customers there. Pages that only swap the district name do nothing for you, and can make the whole site look thin to Google.
The business name is the real one on your sign. The description, services and posts go in the language your customers search in, and in districts with many foreign residents, such as Sukhumvit or Sathorn, in both.
A measurable move on the map takes around two to three months. A crowded category in a central district can take longer, and holding the position takes steady work after that.
Set special hours for each day ahead of time, for the days you close and the days you open short. Many Bangkok residents go home to the provinces over these holidays, so a profile that clearly says you are open wins the people still in town, who pick the places they are sure won't be shut.
Yes. Google has a profile type for businesses that travel to the customer: you list the districts you cover instead of an address, and your real address stays private. It suits cleaning, air-con repair, plumbing and mobile pet care.
Tell us your business name and your district or soi. We check your map position around the shop and in the districts next door, free, when you message us.
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