Finally starting to get Search Engine traffic, but there's a problem...

Hey everyone,

I started my journey with internet marketing about a month ago. As of right now I'm using Mancar's clickbank method, and although I have no sales yet I think things are off to a pretty good start.

My website is fully functional, has 7 articles as of right now (which I plan to expand to 15-20 eventually), and has gotten 500+ total views since being created in late June.

I've recently started to get search engine traffic, however my wordpress shows the search terms as "unknown search terms".

Does anyone know how I could possibly determine which keywords are resulting in these views on my website? It would be extremely beneficial to me.

Cheers.

Sign up for the free plan of Keyword Hero and it should help, it's made a big difference in showing data for (not provided) data in Analytics for my sites (I assume you're using GA?)

X said:

Sign up for the free plan of Keyword Hero and it should help, it's made a big difference in showing data for (not provided) data in Analytics for my sites (I assume you're using GA?)

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Thank you! I will definitely look into that. Yes, I am using GA right now.

X said:

Sign up for the free plan of Keyword Hero and it should help, it's made a big difference in showing data for (not provided) data in Analytics for my sites (I assume you're using GA?)

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Thanks for this gonna check it out, been getting lot of "unknown search terms." I was thinking its just people searching my URL but hopefully we'll find out the truth now.

The lading page itself is a giveaway.

I take it you are targeting different keywords on different pages. So if the page has organic traffic it is most likely from the target keywords and their longer variations.

Next thing to checkout would be SEMrush. They are pretty good at showing you for which keywords you rank.

You can check on semrush or on ahrefs to check which of your keyword is generating traffic.

Or add your site into GWT and use that to monitor your site. Or if you are using cpanel, you can fireup the free web stat software that comes free with cpanel, and use that to analyze your traffic etc.
Chances are, if they are unknown, they could be bot traffic, from an unknown source - possible some scraping bot or something like that.
Otherwise, if they are direct or organic search engine traffic, those would be properly listed instead.