What is one of the "sneaky but legal" strategies you can use to improve local Google Maps rankings?

Reporting competitors who violate Google's naming guidelines by keyword stuffing their business names is a "sneaky but legal" strategy because it helps level the playing field. Google's guidelines prohibit adding unnecessary information, like keywords or city names, to a business title. When competitors stuff keywords, they gain an unfair ranking advantage. Reporting these violations can lead to Google correcting the listing, thus improving the relative visibility of your own properly optimized listing. Placing your business location in the city center without a physical presence is fraudulent and against Google's guidelines. Creating multiple listings for one business is also a violation of Google's policies and can lead to penalties. Copying competitor content is plagiarism and can harm your SEO and reputation.