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Thank you, may I ask you a question? We have 4 different locations A, B, C, D, all listed on Google Maps. When doing citations on various citation websites, do I need to list each location with its specific name, such as A (Address 1), B (Address 2), etc.? Or should I add all locations in one listing?
Thanks, Jay! A citation is a mention of your business Name, Address and Phone # (NAP) on external sites (citation sources). A NAP is specific to a single location. So, each of your locations needs to have its own citations. LMK if there's anything else.
So what do I do with these, how do I track using the url's? I have my spreadsheet created, I've sent out my campaigns, now how do I track anything with this?
Lacey, thank you for your comment. You should be able to see the results in your analytics reports. If you use Google Analytics (Universal), the clicks on your campaign links will be reported here: Acquisition > Campaigns > All Campaigns. If you're using GA4, your campaign clicks should be visible here: Life Cycle > Acquisition > Acquisition Overview.
