Google My Business Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Google My Business Statistics

Only 44% of businesses have claimed their Google Business Profile, yet the average listing still generates 1,260 Maps views and 59 actions a month from nearby customers. This page breaks down what actually drives those outcomes in 2025 and beyond, from discovery searches and review trust to why a complete profile, frequent weekly posts, and photos can dramatically lift calls, directions, and clicks.

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Key Statistics

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56% of local retailers haven't even claimed their Google My Business listing

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The average business receives 59 actions from their Google Business Profile listing each month

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49% of businesses receive more than 1,000 views on Search per month

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70% of customers are more likely to visit a business with a complete GBP profile

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Google My Business posts expire every 7 days

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50% of GMB listings receive more than 1,000 views per month on Search but only 33% on Maps

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Only 20% of businesses in the hospitality industry haven't claimed their profile

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84% of GMB views come from discovery searches (brand+category)

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Listings that are verified are 19% more likely to be trusted by consumers

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Only 44% of businesses have claimed their GMB listing overall

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19% of GMB listings have no specific category assigned beyond the primary one

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Average business receives 1,260 views on Maps per month

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62% of business owners use the GMB app to manage their profiles

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Local listings with descriptions receive 10 times more engagement

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40% of small businesses in the US are still not on Google Maps

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Local businesses with verified listings are 29% more likely to be chosen by consumers

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37% of businesses don't have a website link on their GMB listing

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Profile completeness accounts for 7% of GMB ranking power

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7% of GMB views occur through searching for the specific brand name

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Only 22% of local businesses are using Google My Business attributes (e.g. "free wifi")

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30% of businesses on GMB respond to questions in the Q&A section

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Small businesses with GMB profiles are 3x as likely to attract new customers

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The average business description length on GMB is 214 characters

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Adding a phone number to GMB improves listing trust score by 8%

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Verified businesses are 94% more likely to be considered reputable

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4% of GMB profiles have no primary phone number listed

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Only 17% of businesses currently use the "Posts" feature on GMB

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20% of GMB profiles have no website link

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5% of GBP listing views result in a website click, call, or direction request

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16% of businesses receive more than 100 calls per month from GBP

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56% of people who click on GMB listings visit the business's website

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18% of local smartphone searches lead to a purchase within a day

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20% of businesses receive fewer than 5 calls per month from their listing

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60% of smartphone users have contacted a business directly using search results (e.g. "click to call" option)

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96% of businesses receive fewer than 25 calls per month from GBP

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Average conversion rate for a GMB listing is 4.8%

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53% of people click on the first organic result in local search

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On average, 16% of businesses receive calls that last more than 30 seconds from GBP

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Messaging through GMB increases conversion by 11%

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25% of all clicks on the SERP go to the first local result

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Average monthly direction requests per business are 35

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1 in 5 local searches results in a purchase

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60% of people claim that they prefer to call a local business via "click-to-call" button

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Only 5% of GMB profile views result in a phone call

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18% of people who search for a local business on mobile end up buying something that day

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The average business receives 26 direction requests per month via GBP

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Google My Business posts can increase search views by up to 20%

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Businesses that post every week on GMB see a 10% increase in clicks

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More than 50% of GMB calls occur on weekdays between 10am and 4pm

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5% of GBP interactions result in a booking

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Average number of Monthly Calls for professional services is 12

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61% of users say they prefer businesses that allow messaging through GMB

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The average business receives 31 website clicks per month from GMB

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70% of local searches on mobile result in a phone call

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14% of people click on a local result because of its map listing

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12% of consumers use GMB to book appointments directly

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Local packs generate 44% of total clicks on Google results pages

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Average business receives 0.8 calls per day from their listing

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A profile that is 100% complete gets 7x more clicks than an empty profile

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68% of people say they would stop using a local business if they found incorrect information in online directories

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88% of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations

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Reviews account for 15.44% of how Google ranks local businesses

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A business with 5 stars receives 126% more traffic than a business with 1-2 stars

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Businesses respond to only 25% of the reviews they receive on average

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91% of 18-34 year olds trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations

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89% of people read business responses to reviews

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A business can lose 15% of its customers if it doesn't respond to reviews

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Listings with 4-star ratings or higher are selected 94% of the time

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Businesses with a 4.0 to 4.5 rating have the highest conversion rates

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73% of consumers say they trust a business more if it has positive reviews

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77% of consumers "always" or "regularly" read reviews for local businesses

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93% of consumers say online reviews impact their purchasing decisions

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Businesses that reply to reviews are 1.7x more likely to be trusted

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45% of people will visit a business after finding it on GMB if it has a high rating

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Negative reviews have stopped 94% of consumers from using a business

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Businesses with a star rating of 4.5+ have 40% more engagement on their profile

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3% of businesses have a 1-star rating on Google

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On average, a Google Business Profile listing has 11 reviews

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20% of users will leave a review if asked to do so by a local business

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85% of people trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations

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40% of users do not trust businesses with no reviews at all

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95% of consumers find at least one review helpful when selecting a local business

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Local listings with ratings above 4.0 get 92% of all traffic

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9% of consumers say they never read reviews for local businesses

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74% of consumers would visit a business based on online reviews

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Listings with 4.5 stars receive 15% more calls than those with 4.0 stars

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90% of customers say that their buying decisions are influenced by online reviews

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60% of consumers avoid a business after seeing negative reviews

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84% of searches are discovery searches while 16% are direct searches

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64% of consumers have used Google My Business to find the contact details of a local business

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The average business is discovered in 1,009 searches per month

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97% of users learn more about a local company online than anywhere else

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Local results occupy the top position in 93% of searches with local intent

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86% of people look up the location of a business on Google Maps

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92% of searchers will pick businesses on the first page of local search results

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76% of people who search for something nearby visit a business within a day

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42% of local searches involve clicking on the Google Map Pack

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Direct searches have grown by 38% for the average business year-over-year

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72% of consumers say that search is their first choice to find information on local merchants

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27% of consumers search for a local business daily online

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34% of local searches are "near me" searches

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A typical business is found in 157 direct searches each month

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Google My Business signals are the most important ranking factor for local pack rankings at 36%

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"Near me" searches have grown by 500% over the last two years

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54% of local smartphone searchers looking for business hours

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Discovery searches account for 8,176 views per month for the average business listing

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50% of consumers visit a store within one day of a local search

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Local packs appear in the top spot for 93% of all local queries

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On average, a GMB listing is found 1,260 times on Google Maps per month

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71% of shoppers say they search for a business to confirm it exists before visiting

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2.7 billion searches per month are for local businesses

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82% of shoppers say they consult their phones while in a store

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65% of people use Google Maps to find local stores and businesses

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10% of local searches are branded searches for a specific business name

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46% of all Google searches are seeking local information

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81% of shoppers research their purchase online before going to the store

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32% of consumers use Google Maps to search for "things to do"

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A business gets 1,009 searches per month on average but 1,260 views on Maps

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Over 1 billion people use Google Maps every month

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Business hours are the most sought-after information on a GMB listing

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Google My Business signals have increased in importance by 12% in the last 3 years

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Average restaurant gets 2,347 discovery views per month

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52% of local searches on mobile are done while on the move

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35% of people click on a business profile based on the location shown on a map

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Google My Business accounts for 25% of all local SEO ranking signals

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Maps views for the average listing increased by 15% year on year

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Businesses with photos on their profiles receive 42% more requests for directions

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Listings with photos are 2x as likely to be considered reputable

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Hotels have the highest average number of photos on GBP with 150 images

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Businesses with more than 100 images get 520% more calls than the average business

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The average business has 11 photos on their Google Business Profile

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Companies with photos get 35% more clicks through to their websites than those without

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Listings with a virtual tour generate double the interest compared to those without

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Businesses with more than 80 photos receive 1,038% more direction requests than the average

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Businesses with more than 100 photos get 2713% more website clicks

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40% of local SEOs believe GMB photos are a ranking factor

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13% of businesses have 0 photos on their GMB listing

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Adding a logo to a profile increases search visibility by 10%

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Small businesses with more photos on their profile are 2.5x more likely to be considered reputable

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Businesses with photos see 35% more clicks to their website

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Photos are the third most important factor for ranking in the Map Pack

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25% of users look at GMB photos before deciding to visit

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A business with over 100 photos gets 9x more phone calls than an average profile

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Images of the interior of a business increase direction requests by 15%

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Only 2% of businesses have more than 1,000 photos

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Listings with a 360-view get 43% more attention from users

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GMB listings for bars and clubs have the highest number of photos after hotels

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Businesses with at least one photo see 20% more engagement

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Conversion rates for GMB increase by 5% when videos are added to the profile

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Profiles with more than 10 photos receive 5x more clicks

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Photos of products increase conversion by 12% for retail businesses

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A business with 100+ images gets 10x more website clicks than the baseline

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67% of consumers say that high-quality photos are very important to their purchase decision

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026
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Over half of local retailers, 56%, still haven’t claimed their Google Business Profile, even though the average listing receives 1,260 Maps views each month and hundreds of actions from searchers. And it gets more interesting because 84% of searches start as discovery, not brand name lookups, meaning incomplete profiles are silently filtering out a huge share of intent. From posts that expire every 7 days to the way reviews and photos shape trust and conversion, these Google My Business statistics explain exactly what is holding businesses back and what changes the outcome.

Key Takeaways

  • 56% of local retailers haven't even claimed their Google My Business listing
  • The average business receives 59 actions from their Google Business Profile listing each month
  • 49% of businesses receive more than 1,000 views on Search per month
  • 5% of GBP listing views result in a website click, call, or direction request
  • 16% of businesses receive more than 100 calls per month from GBP
  • 56% of people who click on GMB listings visit the business's website
  • 68% of people say they would stop using a local business if they found incorrect information in online directories
  • 88% of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations
  • Reviews account for 15.44% of how Google ranks local businesses
  • 84% of searches are discovery searches while 16% are direct searches
  • 64% of consumers have used Google My Business to find the contact details of a local business
  • The average business is discovered in 1,009 searches per month
  • Businesses with photos on their profiles receive 42% more requests for directions
  • Listings with photos are 2x as likely to be considered reputable
  • Hotels have the highest average number of photos on GBP with 150 images

Most businesses still underuse Google My Business, so complete, verified, active profiles drive far more calls, visits, and sales.

Business Adoption and Engagement

156% of local retailers haven't even claimed their Google My Business listing
Directional
2The average business receives 59 actions from their Google Business Profile listing each month
Verified
349% of businesses receive more than 1,000 views on Search per month
Verified
470% of customers are more likely to visit a business with a complete GBP profile
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5Google My Business posts expire every 7 days
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650% of GMB listings receive more than 1,000 views per month on Search but only 33% on Maps
Directional
7Only 20% of businesses in the hospitality industry haven't claimed their profile
Single source
884% of GMB views come from discovery searches (brand+category)
Verified
9Listings that are verified are 19% more likely to be trusted by consumers
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10Only 44% of businesses have claimed their GMB listing overall
Verified
1119% of GMB listings have no specific category assigned beyond the primary one
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12Average business receives 1,260 views on Maps per month
Verified
1362% of business owners use the GMB app to manage their profiles
Single source
14Local listings with descriptions receive 10 times more engagement
Verified
1540% of small businesses in the US are still not on Google Maps
Directional
16Local businesses with verified listings are 29% more likely to be chosen by consumers
Single source
1737% of businesses don't have a website link on their GMB listing
Verified
18Profile completeness accounts for 7% of GMB ranking power
Single source
197% of GMB views occur through searching for the specific brand name
Verified
20Only 22% of local businesses are using Google My Business attributes (e.g. "free wifi")
Directional
2130% of businesses on GMB respond to questions in the Q&A section
Directional
22Small businesses with GMB profiles are 3x as likely to attract new customers
Verified
23The average business description length on GMB is 214 characters
Directional
24Adding a phone number to GMB improves listing trust score by 8%
Verified
25Verified businesses are 94% more likely to be considered reputable
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264% of GMB profiles have no primary phone number listed
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27Only 17% of businesses currently use the "Posts" feature on GMB
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2820% of GMB profiles have no website link
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Business Adoption and Engagement Interpretation

It's both hilarious and tragic that so many local businesses are still blindly fumbling in the digital dark, leaving an astonishing amount of free money and customer trust on the table for their more savvy, complete, and active competitors.

Conversion and Performance

15% of GBP listing views result in a website click, call, or direction request
Verified
216% of businesses receive more than 100 calls per month from GBP
Verified
356% of people who click on GMB listings visit the business's website
Verified
418% of local smartphone searches lead to a purchase within a day
Verified
520% of businesses receive fewer than 5 calls per month from their listing
Verified
660% of smartphone users have contacted a business directly using search results (e.g. "click to call" option)
Verified
796% of businesses receive fewer than 25 calls per month from GBP
Verified
8Average conversion rate for a GMB listing is 4.8%
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953% of people click on the first organic result in local search
Directional
10On average, 16% of businesses receive calls that last more than 30 seconds from GBP
Verified
11Messaging through GMB increases conversion by 11%
Single source
1225% of all clicks on the SERP go to the first local result
Verified
13Average monthly direction requests per business are 35
Verified
141 in 5 local searches results in a purchase
Verified
1560% of people claim that they prefer to call a local business via "click-to-call" button
Verified
16Only 5% of GMB profile views result in a phone call
Verified
1718% of people who search for a local business on mobile end up buying something that day
Verified
18The average business receives 26 direction requests per month via GBP
Directional
19Google My Business posts can increase search views by up to 20%
Verified
20Businesses that post every week on GMB see a 10% increase in clicks
Verified
21More than 50% of GMB calls occur on weekdays between 10am and 4pm
Verified
225% of GBP interactions result in a booking
Verified
23Average number of Monthly Calls for professional services is 12
Verified
2461% of users say they prefer businesses that allow messaging through GMB
Verified
25The average business receives 31 website clicks per month from GMB
Verified
2670% of local searches on mobile result in a phone call
Directional
2714% of people click on a local result because of its map listing
Verified
2812% of consumers use GMB to book appointments directly
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29Local packs generate 44% of total clicks on Google results pages
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30Average business receives 0.8 calls per day from their listing
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31A profile that is 100% complete gets 7x more clicks than an empty profile
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Conversion and Performance Interpretation

Think of your Google Business Profile as a high-performance sports car that most owners leave idling in the garage, because while a fully-tuned one attracts a crowd, the average business settles for the occasional, hopeful backfire.

Reviews and Trust

168% of people say they would stop using a local business if they found incorrect information in online directories
Verified
288% of consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations
Directional
3Reviews account for 15.44% of how Google ranks local businesses
Verified
4A business with 5 stars receives 126% more traffic than a business with 1-2 stars
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5Businesses respond to only 25% of the reviews they receive on average
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691% of 18-34 year olds trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations
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789% of people read business responses to reviews
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8A business can lose 15% of its customers if it doesn't respond to reviews
Directional
9Listings with 4-star ratings or higher are selected 94% of the time
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10Businesses with a 4.0 to 4.5 rating have the highest conversion rates
Directional
1173% of consumers say they trust a business more if it has positive reviews
Single source
1277% of consumers "always" or "regularly" read reviews for local businesses
Directional
1393% of consumers say online reviews impact their purchasing decisions
Single source
14Businesses that reply to reviews are 1.7x more likely to be trusted
Verified
1545% of people will visit a business after finding it on GMB if it has a high rating
Verified
16Negative reviews have stopped 94% of consumers from using a business
Verified
17Businesses with a star rating of 4.5+ have 40% more engagement on their profile
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183% of businesses have a 1-star rating on Google
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19On average, a Google Business Profile listing has 11 reviews
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2020% of users will leave a review if asked to do so by a local business
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2185% of people trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations
Directional
2240% of users do not trust businesses with no reviews at all
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2395% of consumers find at least one review helpful when selecting a local business
Directional
24Local listings with ratings above 4.0 get 92% of all traffic
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259% of consumers say they never read reviews for local businesses
Single source
2674% of consumers would visit a business based on online reviews
Directional
27Listings with 4.5 stars receive 15% more calls than those with 4.0 stars
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2890% of customers say that their buying decisions are influenced by online reviews
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2960% of consumers avoid a business after seeing negative reviews
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Reviews and Trust Interpretation

A business's online reputation is a fragile but wildly profitable ecosystem where 88% of consumers trust reviews like a friend's advice, yet a single negative review can scare off 94% of them, proving that while you might not be able to please everyone, you absolutely must respond to them unless you fancy losing 15% of your customers to digital neglect.

Search Behavior

184% of searches are discovery searches while 16% are direct searches
Directional
264% of consumers have used Google My Business to find the contact details of a local business
Verified
3The average business is discovered in 1,009 searches per month
Verified
497% of users learn more about a local company online than anywhere else
Verified
5Local results occupy the top position in 93% of searches with local intent
Verified
686% of people look up the location of a business on Google Maps
Verified
792% of searchers will pick businesses on the first page of local search results
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876% of people who search for something nearby visit a business within a day
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942% of local searches involve clicking on the Google Map Pack
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10Direct searches have grown by 38% for the average business year-over-year
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1172% of consumers say that search is their first choice to find information on local merchants
Verified
1227% of consumers search for a local business daily online
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1334% of local searches are "near me" searches
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14A typical business is found in 157 direct searches each month
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15Google My Business signals are the most important ranking factor for local pack rankings at 36%
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16"Near me" searches have grown by 500% over the last two years
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1754% of local smartphone searchers looking for business hours
Verified
18Discovery searches account for 8,176 views per month for the average business listing
Directional
1950% of consumers visit a store within one day of a local search
Verified
20Local packs appear in the top spot for 93% of all local queries
Verified
21On average, a GMB listing is found 1,260 times on Google Maps per month
Verified
2271% of shoppers say they search for a business to confirm it exists before visiting
Directional
232.7 billion searches per month are for local businesses
Verified
2482% of shoppers say they consult their phones while in a store
Verified
2565% of people use Google Maps to find local stores and businesses
Verified
2610% of local searches are branded searches for a specific business name
Directional
2746% of all Google searches are seeking local information
Verified
2881% of shoppers research their purchase online before going to the store
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2932% of consumers use Google Maps to search for "things to do"
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30A business gets 1,009 searches per month on average but 1,260 views on Maps
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31Over 1 billion people use Google Maps every month
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32Business hours are the most sought-after information on a GMB listing
Single source
33Google My Business signals have increased in importance by 12% in the last 3 years
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34Average restaurant gets 2,347 discovery views per month
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3552% of local searches on mobile are done while on the move
Single source
3635% of people click on a business profile based on the location shown on a map
Single source
37Google My Business accounts for 25% of all local SEO ranking signals
Verified
38Maps views for the average listing increased by 15% year on year
Verified

Search Behavior Interpretation

Your Google My Business listing is essentially a digital storefront that, when optimized, acts as a relentless 24/7 billboard, quietly intercepting the vast majority of customers who are already on the hunt for exactly what you offer, often while they're standing right outside your door.

Visual Content Impact

1Businesses with photos on their profiles receive 42% more requests for directions
Directional
2Listings with photos are 2x as likely to be considered reputable
Verified
3Hotels have the highest average number of photos on GBP with 150 images
Verified
4Businesses with more than 100 images get 520% more calls than the average business
Verified
5The average business has 11 photos on their Google Business Profile
Verified
6Companies with photos get 35% more clicks through to their websites than those without
Single source
7Listings with a virtual tour generate double the interest compared to those without
Verified
8Businesses with more than 80 photos receive 1,038% more direction requests than the average
Verified
9Businesses with more than 100 photos get 2713% more website clicks
Directional
1040% of local SEOs believe GMB photos are a ranking factor
Verified
1113% of businesses have 0 photos on their GMB listing
Single source
12Adding a logo to a profile increases search visibility by 10%
Single source
13Small businesses with more photos on their profile are 2.5x more likely to be considered reputable
Verified
14Businesses with photos see 35% more clicks to their website
Verified
15Photos are the third most important factor for ranking in the Map Pack
Single source
1625% of users look at GMB photos before deciding to visit
Directional
17A business with over 100 photos gets 9x more phone calls than an average profile
Directional
18Images of the interior of a business increase direction requests by 15%
Directional
19Only 2% of businesses have more than 1,000 photos
Verified
20Listings with a 360-view get 43% more attention from users
Directional
21GMB listings for bars and clubs have the highest number of photos after hotels
Verified
22Businesses with at least one photo see 20% more engagement
Verified
23Conversion rates for GMB increase by 5% when videos are added to the profile
Verified
24Profiles with more than 10 photos receive 5x more clicks
Verified
25Photos of products increase conversion by 12% for retail businesses
Single source
26A business with 100+ images gets 10x more website clicks than the baseline
Verified
2767% of consumers say that high-quality photos are very important to their purchase decision
Single source

Visual Content Impact Interpretation

If your Google Business Profile is a ghost town without photos, you're essentially handing 42% more driving customers, double the credibility, and a mountain of phone calls directly to your competitor who remembered to post pictures.

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AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

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ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

Verified
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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  • MOZ logo
    Reference 6
    MOZ
    moz.com

    moz.com

  • UBERALL logo
    Reference 7
    UBERALL
    uberall.com

    uberall.com

  • THINKWITHGOOGLE logo
    Reference 8
    THINKWITHGOOGLE
    thinkwithgoogle.com

    thinkwithgoogle.com

  • SUPPORT logo
    Reference 9
    SUPPORT
    support.google.com

    support.google.com

  • BACKLINKO logo
    Reference 10
    BACKLINKO
    backlinko.com

    backlinko.com

  • WHITESPARK logo
    Reference 11
    WHITESPARK
    whitespark.ca

    whitespark.ca

  • PODIUM logo
    Reference 12
    PODIUM
    podium.com

    podium.com

  • REVIEWTRACKERS logo
    Reference 13
    REVIEWTRACKERS
    reviewtrackers.com

    reviewtrackers.com

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