Google Analytics Tip: (not provided) Keywords and Landing Pages

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Google Analytics is wonderful for capturing visitor traffic data and giving web marketers insight to what those visitors are searching for to land on your website.  However, many times search queries are blocked, resulting in a “(not provided)” listing under any keyword report.  In the video below, I highlight a quick trick that can provide some deeper insight into what those “(not provided)” keywords are.

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Article Written by Amin Shawki

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  • Amin Shawki

    Amin is Head of Growth at InfoTrust and comes from humble beginnings as a Social Media Intern. Wearing multiple hats and having had multiple roles, including most notably starting and leading the expansion in Dubai, UAE for InfoTrust, Amin enjoys working with the international team across many different clients and projects to drive growth and new innovations for the company. Never against a chill night playing some Settlers of Catan but always up for an adventure to try new things.

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Originally Published: October 11, 2012

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