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Using Google Analytics to Track Keywords?

by The Oilman
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Lets say I have a product on cat food.

I've tried the longtail / offbeat yet niche terms (on adwords):

Organic Cat Chow
Non-Fat Feline Food
Buy Cat Chow for Cheap

etc.

But of all the terms, ol classic 'Cat Food' always converts the highest, even though its SHORT TAIL and very broad.

MY question is this:

Can I use google Analytics to see which long tail versions of "cat food" keyword are converting?

Like canI see if

Cheap Cat Food
Super Cat Food
Glorious Cat Food
Organic Cat Food

etc.

Are the long tail versions of that keyword that are converting... and then create my own adgroups for these terms in adwords?
#analytics #google #keywords #track
  • Profile picture of the author RMC
    I made a tool just for this but it only applies to clickbank products.

    If the order form is on your site, you can setup goals and it will track how many people go through to the order form and through what keyword though. I use it on an eccommerce site to cut down on my keywords I use for PPC so that only the highest converting keywords are used.
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  • Profile picture of the author The Oilman
    So is it possible with 'Goals' in analytics?
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