Local dispensary marketing in Holland Patent

Puff Theory Cannabis | Utica, NY, Oneida County

Top three on 49.9% of Holland Patent's measured map, at 102 of 121 squares at least once; average position 2.5 where it shows. Google rating 5.0, review count 1,604.

Canna Planet Rome Dispensary, Rome, Oneida County

Top three on 47.7% of Holland Patent's measured map, at 91 of 121 squares at least once; average position 3.2 where it shows. Google rating 4.8, review count 203.

NY WEED CLONES, Broome County

Top three on 33.3% of Holland Patent's measured map, at 121 of 121 squares at least once; average position 1.3 where it shows. Google rating 4.8, review count 5.

The Weed Witch, Cattaraugus County

Top three on 33.3% of Holland Patent's measured map, at 121 of 121 squares at least once; average position 2.7 where it shows. Google rating 4.6, review count 9.

Ganja Express Dispensary, Yorkville, Oneida County

Top three on 22.6% of Holland Patent's measured map, at 60 of 121 squares at least once; average position 4.5 where it shows. Google rating 5.0, review count 976.

Who holds the most of Holland Patent's Google Maps top three?

Puff Theory Cannabis | Utica, NY: it shows in the top three on 49.9% of the 121 map squares around Holland Patent's stores, across all three searches. Canna Planet Rome Dispensary (47.7%) and NY WEED CLONES (33.3%) follow. This board is dated October 27, 2026.

Who leads each search in Holland Patent?

It depends on the search. “dispensary near me”: Canna Planet Rome Dispensary (72.7%); “cannabis near me”: Puff Theory Cannabis | Utica, NY (83.5%); “weed near me”: NY WEED CLONES (100.0%). The same listing rarely leads all three, which is why a ranking plan covers a keyword set rather than one phrase.

Which dispensaries are in Holland Patent?

1 dispensary on our list sits in Holland Patent: Twin Acres Estates. It has its own page: its rank grid, its rivals and its website’s load time.

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. In Holland Patent, tagged listings hold 0% of every top-three slot across the three searches.

How is the share of the map in the top three measured?

We read Google Maps at 121 points around each store on our list, for each search, and place every reading in a map square about a quarter mile on a side. A store’s share is the part of an area’s measured squares where it shows in the top three, counting a square in part when it holds the spot in only some of the readings there. The combined board averages the three searches. Overlapping grids are counted once per square, so a busy downtown does not count twice. The full method: how we measure.

How often is this board updated?

Every scan round re-reads every store's grid, and every page here is rebuilt from the readings; the first round is dated October 24, 2026. This board's readings are dated October 27, 2026.

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.