joseph casto: I think if you look under 'search engine optimization' then under 'queries' you can see the rest, right?
Martino Mosna: Yes, there's GWT data that's quite good.
But it's from another source, so is not like "unlocking" something that's simply removed from the referrer.
You can't "unlock" not provided keywords because... Well... They're not provided!
Dave Elliott: i have a lovely little filter that helps unlock non provided. basically it divides all the non provided keywords into which page they landed on thus making everything easier to track/segment/etc, also with that and the data from wmt, you can do a bit of detective work and get a lot of information.
Can't find the article(have a feeling it was from seer or will renyolds but it is no longer book marked) but below is the screen shot of the filter.
http://www.bbi.co.uk/analytics-filter.png
Martino Mosna: They're not keywords. They're landing pages, which is useful and stuff, but it's not keyword data.
Dave Elliott: no its which landing pages your not provideds came from. You know what keywords you optimised for, you have the keywords data in GMT. With the addition of that filter it is fairly easy to work out rough traffic levels and then work out the rest of the metrics from that.
Of course you aren't going to get your keyword data back, but this helps you work it all out again.
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Edwin Jonk: reference from the video: http://www.blindfiveyearold.com/not-provided-keyword-in-google-analytics