How to devide Google traffic into local google traffic (.com , .uk , .cn etc) in Analytics

[topchinaseo]

Hi, friends

In google analytics , we can see search traffic from google, but is it possible to deeply see from which local google? eg: .com , .uk, .hk etc?

Thanks alots
Boson

[MoosaHemani]

I don’t think there is any way you can get this data comfortably with Google Analytics but there is a way i found that that will give you the idea of how people are coming from different search engines. In order to check that you have to go to Locations > Country (United Kingdom for instance)

Then above the country/territory bar you will see a tab that says “secondary dimensions” all you have to do is select traffic sources and then source from it.

Once done you will see which city is getting clicks from which search engine. I know this is lot of pain but atleast you can have an idea....

BUT... with Google Webmaster tool you can easily check which countries are getting more traffic in terms of clicks and impressions plus the keywords they are using...

[Talooma]

I'm sorry, I wish I could help with that but I have never seen these stats available on Google analytics

[topchinaseo]

Thanks Rod, yes this could be one of the way to explain, but sometime client wants to know the traffic in specific google location when end users could be expats in China etc.

[Talooma]

Hi Boson

If you go to Overview > Demographics > Location and then choose the "Source" as your secondary dimension, you will be able to see which search traffic is from which country. I'm not sure how to tell which search engine they were using but more than likely they will be using their local one.

I hope this helps