[Keyword Not Provided] Pissing you off?

[Exaalion]

On some of my huge authority sites I often get a keyword not provided of up to 96% these days, and fuck you google.

But I figured out the closest way to find a replacement

Go to Behavior > then landing pages in your Google Analytics - now you can see which keywords are bringing you the traffic, or rather which "pages" which rank for certain keywords.

 

[Scritty]

It's close enough for Rock and Roll

Scritty

 

[Exaalion]

It's close enough for Rock and Roll

Scritty

Rawk and rawl!

Exaalion

 

[Corrupted]

http://www.notprovidedcount.com/

It's getting worse :S

 

[hameem]

No wonder the NSA hacked into their datacenters.

 

[Exaalion]

http://www.notprovidedcount.com/

It's getting worse :S

Yeah, that website looks very horrible and scary.

It's like not being able to kill it before it lays eggs.

IT'S ALIVE!

 

[This Web Guy]

Yeah it's annoying, you can still see keywords in webmaster tools though, even if it's not 100% accurate.

Posted via Topify using iPhone/iPad

 

[calebmann]

I have a feeling this will actually answer a question for people lol

Posted via Topify using Android

 

[Exaalion]

Yeah it's annoying, you can still see keywords in webmaster tools though, even if it's not 100% accurate.

Posted via http://topify.com using iPhone/iPad

I hate that tool, it's disgusting.

 

[krswlr]

The GWT data is garbage. It doesn't give any point of reference in terms of analysis.
Historical organic keywords data is a fine source. AdWords data is reliable, if you're running a ppc campaign.