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It absolutely stands out, consistently as the top.  So basically, you're telling me that an enormous portion of my web traffic is unaccounted for (in my case about 25%).

Yep, if I add Keyword = (not provided) to this chart, it's pretty clear.  And it does look like it's wreaking havoc on my reporting.

Thanks a ton!

If "not provided" means Panda/Penguin, would that really affect our branded terms?  We still rank at the top for them....

Segments haven't changed.  I'm the only one that touches them.

Thanks!

Hi,

Over the past year, I have seen a huge change in the distribution of our organic keyword traffic.

I'm trying to research why our branded keywords have gone down.  Google analytics only shows me impressions for the past three months.

Does anyone have ideas on how to explain this change in traffic?

Please see the attached chart.

Thanks!

branded-v-nonbranded-organic-search.jpg

Sorry if this is a double post, but my last isn't showing up.

I have typically had problems getting google to spider iframes.  If you are just trying to redirect your .com site to your .net,  I'd use an apache 301 redirect.

Here's a link:  http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=34445

Does that help?

Hi Melvin -

I'm a little confused.  This looks like an iFrame, not a 301 redirect.  You would typically set up your 301 from inside Apache.

Oh you know, I was meaning DA and I was also looking at the wrong SEO toolbar.  So this question was probably a little hastily asked.  Thanks.

My google pagerank has been missing from my SEOMoz toolbar for a while and I can't seem to find the number elsewhere.  Did google stop offering this?  I'm having trouble finding any blogposts or info about it one way or the other.

Thanks!

Hi Melvin -

I'm a little confused.  This looks like an iFrame, not a 301 redirect.  You would typically set up your 301 from inside Apache.

Sorry if this is a double post, but my last isn't showing up.

I have typically had problems getting google to spider iframes.  If you are just trying to redirect your .com site to your .net,  I'd use an apache 301 redirect.

Here's a link:  http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=34445

Does that help?