Individual statistics (not aggregated) for 'local pack' and 'organic search results' when both on the same page
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Hi,
For a particular keyword combination we show up on the local pack but also on the organic search results on the 1st page.
I have never been able to find out what the CTR, #clicks, conversions for this two different kinds of positions are individually.
The aggregate figures I can find out in Google Search Console / Analytics, but I would like to know on an individual level as I am testing out different things. With the statistics on Google My Business I can't get along actually...no CTR as far as i know.
Any hint?
Cheers,
Cesare
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I found the answer to my question on my own by reading a related blog post here on MOZ.
Its very simple basically. Just add your own params to your local pack URL (Google Custom Campaigns) : https://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/campaign-url-builder/, so you will be able to distinguish the local listings from the other organic SERP's on the same page. Thats it.
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