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Local dispensary marketing in New Mexico

Local cannabis marketing in New Mexico starts with Google Maps rankings: Google Maps' top three, county by county, measured after New Jersey.

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What we will measure in New Mexico, store by store, for all three searches

427 stores on our list sit in New Mexico, across 28 of its 33 counties. Each gets the same reading as every other market: an 11×11 grid around its Google pin for “dispensary near me”, “cannabis near me” and “weed near me”.

No New Mexico number appears here until its scans land; this page fills itself in as they do, with a board per county and city and a page per store.

The grid reaches 2 miles out from the pin in New Jersey, Rhode Island and Washington DC; in Nevada, 2 miles in Clark County and the Reno area, 5 miles elsewhere; in California, 2 miles in the 12 metro counties of Greater Los Angeles, San Diego, the Bay Area and Sacramento, 5 miles elsewhere. Everywhere else we scan, it reaches 2 miles in the 234 core counties of the New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Boston, Worcester, Providence, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Chicago, St. Louis, Seattle, Portland, San Juan, Hartford, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Raleigh, Memphis, New Orleans, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Tucson, Honolulu, Atlanta, Louisville and Birmingham metro areas and 5 miles elsewhere, all of Maine, Vermont, West Virginia, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico, Montana and Alaska included. How we measure.

Bernalillo County: 149 stores on our list

5-mile grids around each store, read for the three searches. The Bernalillo County board fills in as these scans land.

Doña Ana County: 53 stores on our list

5-mile grids around each store, read for the three searches. The Doña Ana County board fills in as these scans land.

Santa Fe County: 35 stores on our list

5-mile grids around each store, read for the three searches. The Santa Fe County board fills in as these scans land.

25 more counties: 190 stores

Lea (27), Curry (18), Eddy (15), Lincoln (13), San Juan (13), Sandoval (13), Otero (11), Valencia (11), Chaves (10), Taos (9), Quay (8), Roosevelt (6), McKinley (5), Rio Arriba (4), San Miguel (4), Sierra (4), Socorro (4), Cibola (3), Luna (3), De Baca (2), Grant (2), Union (2), Colfax (1), Los Alamos (1) and Torrance (1).

Frequently asked questions

When will New Mexico's rankings appear?

As the scans land. New Jersey is scanned first; New Mexico follows, and every board, county page, city page and store page here builds itself from the readings the day they come in.

Which New Mexico stores are on the list?

427 stores in all: 149 in Bernalillo County, 53 in Doña Ana County, 35 in Santa Fe County, 27 in Lea County, 18 in Curry County, 15 in Eddy County, 13 in Lincoln County, 13 in San Juan County, 13 in Sandoval County, 11 in Otero County, 11 in Valencia County, 10 in Chaves County, 9 in Taos County, 8 in Quay County, 6 in Roosevelt County, 5 in McKinley County, 4 in Rio Arriba County, 4 in San Miguel County, 4 in Sierra County, 4 in Socorro County, 3 in Cibola County, 3 in Luna County, 2 in De Baca County, 2 in Grant County, 2 in Union County, 1 in Colfax County, 1 in Los Alamos County and 1 in Torrance County. Every one gets its own page once it is scanned.

How far does each grid reach in New Mexico?

The grid reaches 2 miles out from the pin in New Jersey, Rhode Island and Washington DC; in Nevada, 2 miles in Clark County and the Reno area, 5 miles elsewhere; in California, 2 miles in the 12 metro counties of Greater Los Angeles, San Diego, the Bay Area and Sacramento, 5 miles elsewhere. Everywhere else we scan, it reaches 2 miles in the 234 core counties of the New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Boston, Worcester, Providence, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Chicago, St. Louis, Seattle, Portland, San Juan, Hartford, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Raleigh, Memphis, New Orleans, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Tucson, Honolulu, Atlanta, Louisville and Birmingham metro areas and 5 miles elsewhere, all of Maine, Vermont, West Virginia, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico, Montana and Alaska included. Each grid is 11 points by 11, centred on the store's own Google pin, and read for “dispensary near me”, “cannabis near me” and “weed near me”.

What counts as a lead-gen listing?

We tag a listing lead-gen when its name is spelled with lookalike letters; when the same dispensary-style name sits on three or more listings at different addresses that carry next to no reviews; or when a dispensary-style listing that is not on our store list borrows another company’s brand, or has next to no reviews and a short link for its website or a tagged network’s name. Real chains are excepted, and a check by hand can add the tag to a listing or take it off. Tagged listings stay on every board in the position Google gives them, because shoppers see them there.

Do you guarantee rankings?

A written top-3 local ranking guarantee — Dispenza’s own offer; the keywords, radius and time window are set in your agreement (see terms). Terms apply. Ask for the guarantee terms on your demo call before you sign anything. The guarantee covers the local keyword set agreed for your trade area, over a defined window.

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