Explore by site - Site overview's servers
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Hello,
When I want to "Explore by site" and make a "Site overview", I have only 4 choices for the region :
- USA
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- Australia
But the location of my business is in Chile.
Does this have any repercussion or negative impact in the analytics ?Thank you.
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Understood.
Thanks a lot for your answer
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Yes. Unfortunately you will receive a list of keywords that your site ranks for in the top 100 within only one of those four countries' tld's on Google as far as I can tell.
As you probably know already, when you dig down by single keyword, you can change the location to Chile.
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