Likewise, you can click on the title of these reports

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To be taken to the detailed reports where you can see this data in greater depth and not only analyze the TOP , but all the internal pages of your domain one by one. But for generic views such as panels or dashboards, you must focus on the percentage that most influences the overall SEO strategy. The %-% law applied to SEO. What do these Google Analytics reports offer? As you can see, we do not have information on keywords (blame the “not provided”) but we do have information on the destination pages that are driving our website, ecommerce or blog.


It is evident that the home page will attract the Special Database greatest number of visitors, but we can do the most interesting analysis on the rest of the landings in this TOP We will see which internal pages attract the most visitors and, based on this, know if these visitors are appropriate and quality (thanks to the bounce rate) and to what extent they are potential customers (thanks to the % of new sessions). On the specific landing page we can now make assumptions about the keywords that are attracting this traffic.





Branding keywords will surely go to the home page, and if the SEO strategy is good, other short and longtail types will go to the rest of the pages. Okay, we can intuit which keywords activate each landing page in the SEO search engine. What is the next step? Open Webmaster Tools, and we will see how they are evolving. - Analyzing SEO keywords from Google Webmaster Tools It is vitally important that we activate the link between Google Analytics and Google Webmaster Tools , because the reports in Analytics do not expire, while in Webmaster Tools they are limited.