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On the Google Analytics dashboard under Audience > Geo > Location I need to have the number of countries that visitors are from but excluding territories and regions. I would like to have the number of UN-member countries that my visitors are from. Is there a way I can filter this in the Google Analytics dashboard? If not, is there an easy way I can export the data from Google Analytics and determine the number of countries where visitors are from?
I found out that Google Analytics uses ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 for the countries and regions, but I was not able to determine a way to figure out the number of UN-member countries that my users are from.

Can I get reviews or stars for hotels or restaurants in HERE Geocoding & Search API?

I can't seem to find anything in the documentation (link), but the previous version of the Places API (link) said:
Certain types of categories, such as restaurants or hotels, are ranked via a "recommendations-style" algorithm where measures of popularity or quality, such as number of stars or reviews, are taken into account.
Does that mean that I would be able to retrieve info on number of starts for a hotel or ratings for restaurants?
Rating is Rich content. Rich content is not covered within the base or extended content and is generally provided by third-party data
suppliers.
See more on references from Geocoding and Search API 7 Discover API here https://developer.here.com/documentation/geocoding-search-api/dev_guide/topics/endpoint-discover-brief.html

Google Analytics versus Clickmeter data

what is difference between unique referrals on Clickmeter and New users on Google Analytics? One of our vendor is using Clickmeter and we are using Google Analytics and the data doesn't match. Any suggestions on tracking unique referrals on Google Analytics?
In ClickMeter a click is unique if is human (it does NOT come from a bot/spider) and if there are no clicks on the same link from the same IP in the 30 mins before this click was made. More info here: https://blog.clickmeter.com/click-types
GA determines unique using cookies (a completely different technique). In order for Google Analytics to determine which traffic belongs to which user, a unique identifier associated with each user is sent with each hit. track all the visits to a specific website https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2992042?hl=en.
Moreover, GA analyzes all user on a specific website in the same bucket while ClickMeter performs a different count per each link. It may happen that more ClickMeter links point to the same site and a user that click two or three links together is counted as unique three times.
Please keep in mind that GA and ClickMeter are NOT the same thing and are used (together or not) for different reasons. https://blog.clickmeter.com/google-analytics-alternative

Organic Keyword Data vs. SEO Queries in Google Analytics

What is the difference between Keywords>Organic data and Search Engine Optimization>Queries data? Aren't they both showing (or in the case of Organic Keywords, not showing) keywords that visitors clicked to go to your URLs?
Organic search data in the acquisition reports is the search term plucked from the referring search engine url that brought a visitor to the page and is connected to other data points (so for example for a provided search keywords you can see if it lead to a conversion).
SEO data are Google search keywords imported from Google Webmaster Tools. This report shows you what has been searched for in connection with your site (even if it didn't result in a visit) but is not really connected to other data points in your reports.
To be a bit more concise, organic keywords is what brings visitors to your site. SEO Queries is what makes your site show up in Googles search result pages.

Google analytics: how to count occurrences of each item in internal search listing

In company I am working on a website that presents users' announcements. Announcements can be searched through our internal search engine. SO far we have implemented Googla Analytics API to present our users 'pageViews' information of their announcement, but they also want to know how often their announcement has been shown in search listing (probably to compare with pageviews and later modify some information like title or thumbnail of announcement to gain CTR). How can we collect such data? I obviously tried to google it, but couldn't find any information.

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