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Local SEO GMB Trick?

Hello I recently watched a YouTube video and want to determine if this is a fake growth trick or not. SEO instructor pretty much said if your business name on GMB matches with the search term then you will be the only business to come up for that search term on google.

ex. : New York City Dentist (estimated monthly searches 10,000k)

Ex. GMB Listing name = ( New York City Dentist)

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Now will Google ban your GMB listing if the business name doesn't truthfully match your business's name?

On the other hand I have seen this work for search terms in my area so I am wondering if this will work or not for any type of local seo strategy?

I might have not explained this well however if you have a question please ask and I can try to explain to the best of my ability. I have no idea if this works currently and am wondering if others have heard of this?

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