Hi I'm newbie on google analytics if I organic search on using laptop browsers not showing organic keyword on google analytics, but when I organic search on using mobile browsers then showing organic keyword like below:
How can I reach this solution.
If the user is logged into Google, their query is conducted over SSL and the referral data relating to the search isn't shown. I'm guessing you were logged into your Google account on your desktop but not your phone.
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I created a Google Analytics account with Firebase hosting, but it seems that the type of GA account is limited compared to the "plain website" account that used to be created.
Question: How can I view the keywords that users clicked for incoming SERP traffic?
Below are two pictures - the newer Firebase-created GA UI (with no keywords), and the older GA UI that allows viewing keywords.
I have received bot traffic on my website recently that I am having trouble filtering out. In Google Analytics, it says that the traffic is from the Organic Search channel. When I click into Organic Search, it says that the keyword they used to get to my website is the URL for the traffic bot website (e.g. www.botexample.com). When I drop this URL into the search term exclusion tool in Property>Tracking Info, it doesn't actually filter anything out. That bot traffic will still appear in my Google Analytics home page.
Thanks in advance for the help!
search term is a different dimension from kewyword. The first is terms used in the internal search, the second is the keyword entered in Google Search. The second can't be used in a filter. So you have to find another identifier to use to exclude bot hits.
Why do I have website traffic coming from Instagram in my analytics when I don't have an Instagram account?
image of analytics report
You don't need to have social accounts to get traffic from those sources.
This could be anything from someone linking to your site from their own Instagram account to a bot hiding behind an Instagram referrer. Use other reports and dimensions to find some context to that info (such as Hostname, Landing Page, Bounce Rate) and/or even a segment to determine what else the user did.
It may not illuminate much since there was only 1 acquisition from Instagram (especially if they bounced).
I want to exclude some of the organic search traffic from some websites. Those websites are not included in "Organic Search Sources", but still appear in organic channel traffic. Below are the websites that appear in organic search,
rakuten
so.com
sogou
startsiden
Thanks,
Magesh
You can accomplish this with refferal exclusions:
All the info you need is in the Google Documentation.
Be aware that testing this should be done in realtime reports, because old data is never deleted if you change things in your view.
I'm working with the google core reporting API. What I want as a result are the visits of google organic.
My metric is ga: visits, my dimension is ga:source.
The google documentation said that you get the organic traffic by filtering with the filter ga:medium==organic. That works for all the organic traffic.
But I want just google organic without all the other organic search as a result. Is that possible?
Thank you!
Use two filters: ga:medium==organic;ga:source==google