GBRC Market Share Analysis for March 2026

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Sports > Running

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Year Founded--

Employees51 - 200

Annual Revenue$15M - $25M

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GBRC Revenue up to March 2026 is 15M - 25M

revenue generated by GBRC top domains

GBRC top domains revenue over 3 years

Revenue for GBRC top domains

gbrc.net15M - 25M

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Total visits to GBRC's top domains

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Total visits last 3 months

Subsidiaries Breakdown

gbrc.net11.1K

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Avg. visit duration in GBRC's top domains

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Average visit duration last 3 months

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gbrc.net00:04:52

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Avg. pageviews on GBRC's top domains

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Average page views last 3 months

Subsidiaries Breakdown

gbrc.net3.75

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GBRC top competitors by domain

Top similar sites in March 2026, ranked by their affinity

whatcomymca.orgCompany NameYmcaEmployees51 - 200HQUnited States, Washington, BellinghamAnnual revenue$25M - $50MTotal visits14.1KCommunity and Society > Philanthropy

Top technologies used by GBRC

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Social (5)

Instagram

Advertising (4)

DoubleClick

Widget (4)

Twemoji

Content Management System (3)

WordPress

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NewsHaggen, Inc. partners with Greater Bellingham Running Club.Haggen partners with GBRC for the Annual Haggen to Haggen 5K and proceeds from the event help fund scholarships for local college bound high school students and provide shoe vouchers for low income high school athletes.