GeoSearch: 'VPN' for Google Search
Overview
Emulates Google search from the user's desired location and language
The local search plugin enables users to search for a term in any location, in any language, much like a VPN. Google search results will often vary depending on where the searcher is located. For businesses and brands with stakeholders in many different locations, as well as for individuals, being able to see “how you look” on the search page in multiple places at once is crucial. What do searchers in London see when they search your company? How does this compare to what that same search looks like in New York? What about searches in another language? Welcome to GeoSearch by Five Blocks. Some background: Google and other search engines are designed to provide the most relevant information possible to searchers. In many cases relevance is dependent on where the searcher is located and in what language they are searching. For example, if you are in Philadelphia and you search for “science museum”, Google knows that you may well be looking to visit the Franklin Institute, the local science museum. That same search done in Los Angeles will yield search results where the California Science Center is most prominent. The same is true for brands and individuals. Google will often provide searchers with locally relevant results – job openings or office branches in a specific location, content in a local language – all dependent on where the searcher is located. (Google uses your IP address or sometimes your device’s GPS to record your most probable location.) This means that if you have a reputation challenge in a specific location, you may not be aware of it from searching Google in your current location. (A restaurant chain which had a food recall in one city may have their results affected there -- without headquarters being aware of the negative change.) GeoSearch solves that problem by showing you the Google search results page as it appears in locations of your choice. You do not need a VPN, proxy server, or IP switcher to see Google search results from any location worldwide. All you do is enter into the extension the keyword you want to search, the city, and the language, and GeoSearch does the rest. Sure saves travel time. PRIVACY NOTICE: GeoSearch does not transmit any of your data off your own computer. We do ask for your email to enable advanced functionality of the extension, so that we can send you essential updates. That information is stored securely and never shared.
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Jake HallAug 27, 2024
This is tool allows you to see organic and paid Google Search results as they appear in local areas, which is very helpful for seeing real-time placement and perform competitor research in specific locations. The tool is easy to use and delivers reliable results. No glitches, no ads.
Vimal RajDec 7, 2021
It's really helpful for SEO people when you need to know the ranking of keywords in other locations.
Jegede DanielNov 7, 2020
Awesome users experience. GeoSearch is an outstanding extension
Details
- Version2024.2.13
- UpdatedFebruary 26, 2024
- Size183KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- DeveloperFive BlocksWebsite
450 Lexington Ave New York, NY 10017-3904 USEmail
services@fiveblocks.comPhone
+1 212-695-0855 - TraderThis developer has identified itself as a trader per the definition from the European Union.
- D-U-N-S023138427
Privacy
GeoSearch: 'VPN' for Google Search has disclosed the following information regarding the collection and usage of your data. More detailed information can be found in the developer's privacy policy.
GeoSearch: 'VPN' for Google Search handles the following:
This developer declares that your data is
- Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
- Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
- Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes
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