Shared Address Dilemma: Google Filtering Multiple GBP in Search Results

[BekahBerry]

My client is an insurance/financial agent, and shares an address with multiple other agencies, all who have separate optimized GBPs. When searching for "company name, city, state" only one agent's GBP shows up on both search and maps. We have differentiated the categories on each GBP, but all except one profile is being filtered from the search results. Does anyone know if there is a way to get around this filter to show all of the profiles in this office?

 

[JS Girard]

If this is about branded search, You're not asking about filtering. You want Google to make the connection between the profiles and the brand. You might want to edit the thread title.

 

[BekahBerry]

Regardless of the search, branded or not, all but one agent is getting filtered

 

[bluetech2003]

Regardless of the search, branded or not, all but one agent is getting

My client is an insurance/financial agent, and shares an address with multiple other agencies, all who have separate optimized GBPs. When searching for "company name, city, state" only one agent's GBP shows up on both search and maps. We have differentiated the categories on each GBP, but all except one profile is being filtered from the search results. Does anyone know if there is a way to get around this filter to show all of the profiles in

My client is an insurance/financial agent, and shares an address with multiple other agencies, all who have separate optimized GBPs. When searching for "company name, city, state" only one agent's GBP shows up on both search and maps. We have differentiated the categories on each GBP, but all except one profile is being filtered from the search results. Does anyone know if there is a way to get around this filter to show all of the profiles in this office?

Have same case, got it done through maps