(Entry was posted by Safety NW on this post in the Dumb SEO Questions community on Facebook, 03/12/2014).

I have a problem about google analytics code on my website

I have a problem, I inserted the google analytics code on my website. I see that I am getting hits from the search engine, but on analytics the keywords are always "not provided" Can someone look at my website and tell me if I inserted the code wrong.

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Safety NW: I have a problem, I inserted the google analytics code on my website. ; I see that I am getting hits from the search engine, but on analytics the keywords are always "not provided" ; Can someone look at my website and tell me if I inserted the code wrong.

safetynw dot com
Edd Savage: No its fine. Most results will be (not provided) - this means users have searched when they are signed into google, and so google will not share this data. There are ways to see some of it though i.e. With webmaster tools
Dave Elliott: 82% of all Google analytics queries are (not provided) ;

http://www.notprovidedcount.com/

here are a few ways to get round it!! ;http://moz.com/blog/proving-seo-value-in-google-analytics