Local dispensary marketing in Montgomery County

RISE Medical Marijuana Dispensary Christiansburg, Christiansburg, Montgomery County

Top three on 66.4% of Montgomery County's measured map, at 120 of 120 squares at least once; average position 1.3 where it shows. Google rating 4.9, review count 1,256.

N High Supply, Radford city

Top three on 51.9% of Montgomery County's measured map, at 119 of 120 squares at least once; average position 2.9 where it shows. Google rating 4.9, review count 90.

N High Supply, Montgomery County

Top three on 37.2% of Montgomery County's measured map, at 77 of 120 squares at least once; average position 3.0 where it shows. Google rating 4.8, review count 120.

Weed Tiger Inc, Mecklenburg County

Top three on 33.3% of Montgomery County's measured map, at 120 of 120 squares at least once; average position 1.4 where it shows. Google rating 3.1, review count 9.

TruHarvest Farms, Montgomery County

Top three on 16.1% of Montgomery County's measured map, at 58 of 120 squares at least once; average position 4.0 where it shows. Google rating 4.8, review count 26.

Ratings: 4.9 against 4.6

The three leaders average 4.9 on Google; the other 13 listings on the board average 4.6. The rating is the first thing a shopper reads beside the pin, before she taps.

Review volume: a median of 120 against 80

The typical leader has a Google review count of 120; the typical listing behind it, 80. Volume is earned a shopper at a time, which is why the profile is worked every month, not claimed once.

“weed near me” is a different race

Only 2 listings hold a top-three spot for “weed near me” in Montgomery County, against 13 for “dispensary near me”; Weed Tiger Inc shows in its top three on 100.0% of the map. A store that ranks for one search can be missing from another, so the guarantee is written to a keyword set, not a single phrase.

The three leaders hold 63.5% of every top-three slot

16 listings hold top-three positions in Montgomery County, and the first three on the board take 63.5% of them, averaged over every point we read. Everyone else splits what is left.

Who holds the most of Montgomery County's Google Maps top three?

RISE Medical Marijuana Dispensary Christiansburg, in Christiansburg: it shows in the top three on 66.4% of the 120 map squares we measured in Montgomery County, across all three searches. N High Supply (51.9%) and N High Supply (37.2%) follow. This board is dated October 28, 2026.

Who leads each search in Montgomery County?

It depends on the search. “dispensary near me”: RISE Medical Marijuana Dispensary Christiansburg (99.2%); “cannabis near me”: RISE Medical Marijuana Dispensary Christiansburg (100.0%); “weed near me”: Weed Tiger Inc (100.0%). The same listing rarely leads all three, which is why a ranking plan covers a keyword set rather than one phrase.

Is my Montgomery County store on these pages?

The one store on our list in Montgomery County has a page: it shows the store's address and website, its position at 121 points around its door for every search, who holds the top three there, who beats it most often, and how it moves from round to round. The city page lists it: Christiansburg.

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 Montgomery County, 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 28, 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.