We ran one search, a plastic surgeon, from 25 spots around Owen St. in Manchester. The map shows you on the first screen in many spots, but below the top three in most. So you have some presence nearby, but it is weak across most of the area. Each dot is one of those spots. Green means you are in the top three there.

Where the map is weak, someone searching from there may not come across you. The stronger spots are worth protecting. So what does one nearby practice show on the same search?

From the same spots around Owen St. in Manchester, Dr Kian Plastic Surgery appears ahead of you, including close to the address.

This is the same search from the same spots, so the two maps can be read side by side.

That suggests a wider local presence is reachable around Owen St. in Manchester. The next question is who reaches your website now, and whether they already know your name.

Most people who reach your website through Google were not searching for you by name. That is an estimate.

• Some people find you before they have heard of you. Your website is already doing part of the hard work around Owen St. in Manchester.
• That matters when someone nearby searches for a plastic surgeon on their phone and reaches your pages without knowing your practice name.

The next question is which searches bring those new people to your pages.

These are searches about breast shape and size, plus a few about BBL and labiaplasty. They lead to your own pages, all treatments you already offer.

• 'fake tits' shows up low on the first page, so few people see it and almost no one reaches your page comparing fake and real boobs.
• 'bbl' is beyond the first page of results, so most people never see it, and it leads to your Brazilian butt lift page.

We did not find a plastic surgery search that already puts one of your treatment pages among the first results, so new patients around Owen St. in Manchester are not finding you this way yet.