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Google Analytics “Not Provided” Is Getting Worse
It’s been less than a year since Google announced their encrypted search update, and I’ve seen my own website’s analytics be impacted so dramatically that over 60% of the keyword information is listed under “Not Provided.” Most of my clients are also seeing “Not Provided” dominate their analytics. Losing that data makes SEO a lot harder than it needs to be.
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Bryan P. Hollis
Thu 28th Jun 2012 at 8:09 PM
Hey Nick,
Best off steering clear of as many Google Tools as possible to get a real outlook. Try AwStats or Webalizer for much more accuracy. Best search engine in the world…just have to watch ‘em.
Best, Bryan
Sunny
Mon 02nd Jul 2012 at 11:11 AM
One of my speaking with clients actually took a hit in the SERPs after he set up a new research solution and was only able to restoration after he removed it. I do not want to risk that happening with my website or any of my client’s sites.