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Hey There Peter really gave you a great answer, but just wanted to add a few things. If you want to see things how a search engine might see theme there's a few options; <a>browseo.net</a> is an SEO browser, just plug in the URL of the sample theme for an SEO view use the web developer plugin - shut off javascript and CSS and look at the sample site. whatever you can see Google is 100% able to see. you can view Google's text only cache of a page by typing cache:http://www.example.com/sample-theme/ and click "text only" - this is very similar to the web developer plugin. if you own the site you can use something like "fetch as googlebot" within webmaster tools and examine the code it returns back. look for the text etc you want to be visible to google. Basically, of those methods fail to show you the content (text mainly) you'd want Google to see, the javascript is being used incorrectly or too heavily. -Dan

I would think that using the subOrganization schema markup to denote the "secondary" location and imply which location is the "primary" business location and should be served/favored as the default may help take it a step further.

Hey David and Denis! I've got the same issue. My "Advanced Inbound Links" report is in the processing status for the month or so. I've resubmitted my request  for 5 or 6 times, but the report never finishes. Actually it stuck on this: "Getting data from the LSAPI. 158 out of 100k results found".  Would much appreciate your help! Thank you.