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Sorting is only available on the Listings pages, not Search pages.
Search pages will be sorted based on relevancy to the search query of the visitor.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/searching-and-browsing/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/

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Yes, see image. Thanks

You’re welcome 🙂

Sorting is only available on the Listings pages.
So if you use the Location Switcher, visitors can select “Japan” and will end up with all the listings for Japan on a Location page.
Then add the Popular Categories widget on that page, and then the visitor ends on the category page for Japan where they can sort the listings depending on your settings.
Example: https://wpgeo.directory/docs/places/united-states/attractions/

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You should be able to just target them as they are for the moment?

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The problem in Australia is that Google treats every suburb as a different city. So Sydney and North Sydney are different cities.
Google treats the states and territories as regions, you cannot really change that.
In Australia it is best not to use the Location AutoCompleter, because you will get listing “IN” Sydney suburb only, instead of listings “WITHIN A RADIUS OF X” around the center of Sydney.

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I think it may be user error, like they say: “click to agree to ts&cs/review listing and then is goes back to add listing.”
Maybe they click on the link to the terms and conditions, instead of ticking the box and do not realise that they are now in a new temporary tab.