What does this mean for businesses?

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Start by listing your most important product or service. Then add a few details, plus contact information for those who want to know more.

Once you have listed your basic products or services, start thinking about how to upgrade this section to the next level.

Go beyond products: showcase upcoming events, conferences, your mobile apps, recent brochures.

Tell a story through videos: You can also embed videos of customers testifying to the importance of your company.Google Analytics is a very powerful marketing tool , easy to install, with extremely valuable data and free, but since last year some data relating to keywords searched by users are no longer visible and are hidden by the now well-known definition of keyword “not provided” . Let's see how to interpret the data.
While it used to be possible to see all the search terms that visitors used to find your website, this no longer is the case since last year , when Google decided to encrypt all outbound clicks from search results made by users logged into any of Google's web services (such as Gmail, YouTube, Google+, Google Maps, and more).

This means finding the keyword “not provided” at the top of the search terms table in the Analytics report.

This change has obviously made it much more difficult to optimize the pages of a site, as well as to analyze user behavior in order to make changes based on the data collected.

Google responded to these comments by stating that the change france telegram data would only affect a small portion of searches, but with the spread of services such as Gmail, Google+, etc., this percentage has grown significantly, placing the term “not provided” at the top of the list.

The data is provided without limitations only in relation to a Google AdWords campaign, so it is possible to see all the data of the paid keywords.


Some examples
We tried to take a look at our statistics.

Last March 2012, the keyword “not provided” related to our website went from 0.36% to 2% in November 2012, reaching 10% in the period from January to July 2013, moving to the first place among the keywords that brought visits to the site.