Scan results · Bangkok · 2026-10-06
Local SEO scan: how Siam Paragon ranks on Google Maps in Bangkok
Most people searching "restaurant Siam Paragon" in Bangkok never scroll past the first three pins. They tap, they call, they're done. So we checked who those three pins are from 25 spots around the neighborhood, because the answer changes street by street.
The map below is what came back. Siam Paragon is the shop we scanned. Everyone else on it is a competitor appearing wherever they don't. Tap any name in the table to see that shop's rank at every point. Right now Smith & Co. (Siam Paragon) owns this grid at 9.7/10.
5×5 grid for "restaurant Siam Paragon" · green = top three · red = invisible
Keep in Touch Siam Paragon
google.com/maps · “restaurant Siam Paragon” · 1 km around Siam Paragon
Map ranks for
Keep in Touch Siam Paragon
Who dominates this area
Businesses appearing most often in the top 5 across all 25 grid points. Click any business to see its rank at every point on the map.
Top 5 near Siam Paragon
Scanned 10/6/2026
Ranking — Keep in Touch Siam Paragon
- Keyword
- restaurant Siam Paragon
- Centered at
- Siam Paragon
- Found
- 10/25
- SoLV
- 0%
- Top 3
- 0
- Top 10
- 10
- Top 20
- 10
- Not found
- 15
- Grid
- Square · 5×5 · 1 km
- ARP
- 7.3
- ATRP
- 15.52
The ranking: every business, graded /10
The grade blends map visibility (top-5 appearances), average rank, and reputation (rating and review count).
Top-5 in 25/25 searches · avg rank #2.1 · best #1 · ⭐ 4.6 (369 reviews)
- Keep the review pace up, two to four new Google reviews a month. Competitors close the gap during quiet months.
- You have room to expand: put service plus subarea keywords into GBP posts and photo captions while you are this visible.
Top-5 in 25/25 searches · avg rank #3.4 · best #3 · ⭐ 4.8 (461 reviews)
- Keep the review pace up, two to four new Google reviews a month. Competitors close the gap during quiet months.
- You have room to expand: put service plus subarea keywords into GBP posts and photo captions while you are this visible.
Top-5 in 24/25 searches · avg rank #4.1 · best #2 · ⭐ 4.8 (249 reviews)
- Keep the review pace up, two to four new Google reviews a month. Competitors close the gap during quiet months.
- You have room to expand: put service plus subarea keywords into GBP posts and photo captions while you are this visible.
Top-5 in 17/25 searches · avg rank #2.2 · best #2 · ⭐ 4.9 (457 reviews)
- You show up in 17 of 25 searches. The gap to number one is usually freshness: post on your GBP weekly, add photos, seed Q&A with your service words.
- Ask happy customers to mention the service and the area in their review text. Google reads those words.
Top-5 in 14/25 searches · avg rank #4.5 · best #3 · ⭐ 4.6 (89 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
Top-5 in 8/25 searches · avg rank #1 · best #1 · ⭐ 4.8 (175 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
- Top three at your doorstep, gone a few streets over. That is a proximity signal: add per-subarea posts or landing pages.
Top-5 in 8/25 searches · avg rank #2 · best #2 · ⭐ 4.7 (222 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
- Top three at your doorstep, gone a few streets over. That is a proximity signal: add per-subarea posts or landing pages.
Top-5 in 2/25 searches · avg rank #2 · best #2 · ⭐ 4.6 (510 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
- Top three at your doorstep, gone a few streets over. That is a proximity signal: add per-subarea posts or landing pages.
Top-5 in 2/25 searches · avg rank #5 · best #5 · ⭐ 4.8 (2391 reviews)
- You barely register on this keyword. Check that your primary GBP category matches what people actually search, then add every secondary category that fits.
- One GBP post a week naming your service and this area, plus ten new reviews this quarter, is the honest starting line.
Top-5 in 23/25 searches · avg rank #7.9 · best #6 · ⭐ 4.8 (307 reviews)
- You show up in 23 of 25 searches. The gap to number one is usually freshness: post on your GBP weekly, add photos, seed Q&A with your service words.
- Ask happy customers to mention the service and the area in their review text. Google reads those words.
Top-5 in 17/25 searches · avg rank #7.4 · best #7 · ⭐ 4.7 (1542 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
Top-5 in 16/25 searches · avg rank #9.6 · best #8 · ⭐ 4.8 (437 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
Top-5 in 14/25 searches · avg rank #9.3 · best #8 · ⭐ 4.9 (1687 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
Top-5 in 10/25 searches · avg rank #7.3 · best #6 · ⭐ 4.9 (2954 reviews)
- Visibility is patchy: you win some streets and vanish on others. Name those weak subareas explicitly in GBP posts.
- A review QR card at the counter usually doubles review volume within two months. Cheapest lever you have.
Top-5 in 8/25 searches · avg rank #6.8 · best #6 · ⭐ 4.8 (76 reviews)
- You barely register on this keyword. Check that your primary GBP category matches what people actually search, then add every secondary category that fits.
- One GBP post a week naming your service and this area, plus ten new reviews this quarter, is the honest starting line.
Top-5 in 8/25 searches · avg rank #10 · best #10 · ⭐ 4.8 (138 reviews)
- You barely register on this keyword. Check that your primary GBP category matches what people actually search, then add every secondary category that fits.
- One GBP post a week naming your service and this area, plus ten new reviews this quarter, is the honest starting line.
Top-5 in 1/25 searches · avg rank #9 · best #9 · ⭐ 4.5 (252 reviews)
- Fix the basics first: verified GBP, exact business name, correct category, and a real service-area description.
- Ask every happy customer for a review on the spot. The first fifteen move the needle the most.
What to fix first — for “restaurant Siam Paragon” — Keep in Touch Siam Paragon
1You rank — but below the Map Pack
Shoppers rarely scroll past the first 3 results. You reached the top 5 in only 0 of 25 points (average position #7.3). Fresh reviews that mention “restaurant Siam Paragon”, weekly Google Posts, and a precise primary category are the fastest levers.
2Keep your profile obviously alive
Google favors profiles that update: a weekly Google Post with real photos, replies to every review, and accurate hours. Ten minutes a week, no ads needed.
AI / AEO / GEO — get recommended by AI
AIGet recommended by ChatGPT / Gemini / Perplexity — for Keep in Touch Siam Paragon
AI assistants pick local businesses from sources they can verify: your Google profile, your website, and major directories. Make all three agree — identical business name, address and phone number everywhere. On your website, add JSON-LD LocalBusiness schema and a short FAQ page whose answers naturally contain “restaurant Siam Paragon” in plain Thai text. AI engines quote what they can read.
AIReviews are the words AI repeats
When someone asks an AI “which restaurant Siam Paragon is good near me”, it often quotes review text. Coach happy customers to mention the service and the area — “restaurant Siam Paragon ที่สาขานี้ บริการดี” — instead of just “ดีมาก”. Two or three keyword-rich reviews a week beat fifty generic ones, for both Maps ranking and AI answers.
AIWeak Maps presence = invisible to AI too
You appeared in only 10 of 25 search points, so Google itself barely connects you to “restaurant Siam Paragon”. AI engines lean on the same signals. Fix the Google profile first (description, services, category, reviews mentioning “restaurant Siam Paragon”) — the AI layer follows the Maps layer.
Why this matters if you run a shop in Bangkok
Your customers don't read a list of ten shops. They search "restaurant Siam Paragon", tap one of the first three pins, and move on. This grid is what that search looks like street by street. If your shop isn't in the green, a competitor a few sois over is quietly taking the calls, the walk-ins, and the LINE chats that used to be yours. Clinic, restaurant, salon, garage: the map doesn't care how good you are, it ranks whoever did the homework.
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