Is there a way to get your local SERP by zipcode?

[rpaiva]

I have multiple stores across various zipcodes and i'm having difficulty trying to provide an average Positioning on SERP by region.  I do know that your SERP varies by region because different areas use different vernaculars.  Does anyone know of a way that I can provide a SERP for keywords/terms by county or zip code?

[rpaiva]

The task I was given was to find the average search engine ranking for the "Brand Name".  My company has multiple stores in all the states in the US.  Lets say over 150+ stores,  How would I check the search engine rank position for "brand name " or "Keywords" by either zip code/city/state

[rpaiva]

Strange I'm not seeing that with Chrome.

[rpaiva]

Hey Ruben,

Let me know your findings Please :)!

[justin-brock]

Brilliant, Chris.

[GPainter]

As it seems a few people are responding with " I don't knows" here are some examples

Number 1 -

Moz SERP overlay

Number 2 -

A Proxy (HMA in this example)

Number 3 -

Serpbook

Number 4-

https://www.georanker.com/#/ <- Found after a quick Google

Hopefully one of those is helpful and no one has an excuse for "i don't know" Feel free to add any more you find helpful

[KempRugeLawGroup]

I don't know of any software that can do that, but your question inspired me to look for some. Allegedly, serps.com can. I have absolutely no idea if this is true or accurate. But I'm signing up for their free trial. I'll let you know what I find out!

Good luck!

Ruben

[GPainter]

Hi,

Sorry the Proxy is another thing try looking at Hide My ass

The Moz overlay I can't stand the chrome version one bit so not sure where it is ( I believe in the top area) so I'm happy with the Firefox version.  Here it is in the Firefox - http://imgur.com/3XvXZad

[justin-brock]

I know you can use Google's Adpreview Tool to see how your paid listings appear for different locations (down to zip code). I'm not aware of anything like that for organic listings, however. And anyway, there's no way to automate that process.

Here's a totally hypothetical, non-tested approach that might work: What if you used a proxy tool like Proxybonanza with a simple desktop rank-checking tool like Web CEO or Traffic Travis. (These really have nothing on Moz in terms of feature set, but rank tracking isn't terribly complicated as far as SEO tools go.) I would assume that when you run a desktop rank tracker through a proxy (especially if you can define where the proxy locale is), the results would be for that location. That said, I have no idea whether it's possible at all to find and use proxies for a specific zip codes. So all this may just be me being dumb.

Again, that's a completely non-validated approach. Just trying to help you think outside the box. My level of local-SEO expertise stops at the country level. And even there, I've got a lot yet to learn.

[rpaiva]

Hey Thanks for the response but I to am using the moz tool bar but on chrome I cant seem to find the Proxy.  Where on the tool bar are you looking?

[GPainter]

You can try a proxy and use a proxy via region to view them. The Moz tool bar (I'm using Firefox) has a control panel that lets you customize the search results by region (though not sure how accurate this is).

I believe some tracking software can also do it for you too - Serpbook is one such.

That's the first few that come to mind, hope one helps.