Find search terms for a website
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Hi -- Is there a way to determine what search terms are used to drive visitors to a particular website? From what I can see, Moz does not offer this functionality. Am I wrong? Thanks
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As Wiqas mentioned, we can't give that information because Google isn't passing it along to anyone at all. We can give you what Bing and Yahoo send along, but Google is not providing that information anymore.
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Hello
You may have some luck using Ubersuggest or Quicksprouts. This can really help you to identify "new" words/phrases associated with your dominate focus key word groups. Great for developing tail end key words.
Best of luck and I hoped this helped.
Gary
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Google announced that it is now moving to encrypt all organic search activity. This means that analytics programs will no longer be able to report on keyword terms that drive organic traffic from Google.
So No Third party(Moz) Software can tell us about the keywords And We can Only assume Which keywords are driving us Traffic.
Thanks
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