On some projects where there is at least annual statistics

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You can observe an interesting picture - namely, see part of those 80% of requests that are not shown in the statistics systems. This is how it looks visually: Everything significant is marked in red. In numbers: -According to Google Analytics and Metrica, there were more than 2900 phrases from search engines to the site (lower left corner).


-7% of them were for queries consisting of at least 8 words. - All queries from greece consumer email list search engines and search suggestions of Yandex and Google collected at different time intervals for 2 months do not contain such a number of phrases that were used to navigate to the site (the maximum number of queries is 955, and in analytics systems 2900+).


Read also: The Complete Guide to Google AdWords for Beginners: How to Set Up Contextual Advertising And this picture can be observed on almost all sites. The only exceptions are perhaps one-page sites - there simply isn't enough content there for the site to be shown for 1000+ requests. And these groups of queries, by which clients have already visited your site, are the most valuable information, because you most likely will not get it from any open sources.