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Echdip

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Hi all, I was wondering if there was a way to track branded and non-branded search terms from a local search perspective (GMB and local landing pages)?
 
I'd suggest checking out both Brightlocal and Whitespark's offerings. They both offer free trials. While we've been planning on trying out Whitespark's ranking and grid software, we've been a long-time Brightlocal subscriber and track our client's branded search terms (when appropriate) along with non-branded and competitor brands on GPB/GMB and local organic. Both companies are also active on this forum in providing their knowledge and expertise. I'm sure that @whitespark (Darren) and @Jenny_BrightLocal would be happy to assist you further if you've got any other questions.
 
Thanks for the shoutout @JeffClevelandTN, and thanks again for the recommendation.

@Echdip Our platform offers two powerful local ranking tracking tools—Local Rank Tracker and Local Search Grid. You can read more about these here: Track Local Rankings | BrightLocal | Try for Free

Feel free to sign up for the free trial and have a play around with the reports. Let me know how you get on, or if you have any questions and I'll be happy to help.
 
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Hi all, I was wondering if there was a way to track branded and non-branded search terms from a local search perspective (GMB and local landing pages)?

Just run Google Ads on this GBP for a month. Then look at the Search Terms report provided by Google Ads. If you are familiar with the nature of this business, you will be able to easily differentiate between a branded and non-branded search term.

All the best.
 

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