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Scan star_20260722_2010 · 199 grid points × 10 keywords

The whole field, ranked by green pins.

A green pin is one grid cell where a business holds a top-3 local-pack position — the same rank ≤ 3 threshold the grid map paints green. Each of 199 points was searched for all 10 keywords, 100 results deep: 1,990 cells, exactly 5,970 green pins to win. These are search results, not a tree-service registry — 706 distinct businesses came back. All 706 were read by Claude Sonnet 5, one at a time, and sorted by what they actually are rather than by the Google category (which files real tree companies under "landscaper" and landscapers under "tree service"): 403 tree companies, 202 other outdoor/home services, 38 nurseries and suppliers, 9 designers/consultants/real estate, 54 unrelated. Tree companies only is the default view. The tail is thin too: 75 appeared exactly once in all 1,990 searches and 468 never ranked above #20 anywhere — 123 ever cracked the top 10.

403
Tree companies
(of 706 businesses returned)
53
Tree companies holding ≥ 1 green pin
(56 incl. non-tree)
5,970
Green pins in play
#3
Star Tree Service rank
445
Star green pins (7.5% share)
# Firm City Green pins Grid cells Kws Best Reviews
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Source: DataForSEO Google Maps grid scan star_20260722_2010, retrieved 2026-07-22 · 199 points × 10 keywords × 100 results · `amicus-one.prospects.STAR`.
Green pin = rank_group ≤ 3 at a point for one keyword — identical definition to the live grid map (paid/ad entries excluded, as on the map). City and category are the Google Business Profile's own. A firm can hold up to 10 green pins per point (one per keyword).
"Tree company" = judged by Claude Sonnet 5 from the business name, Google category and city — performs tree work itself: removal, trimming/pruning, stump grinding, arborist services, land clearing. It is a judgement, not a licence check, and it disagrees with the raw Google category on 169 of 706 businesses in both directions. Nothing is dropped from the data — non-tree businesses stay in the file and render amber-flagged under "Every business".