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jj3434 last edited by

Hi

A greater and greater % of clicks is showing as "not provided" - does any one know of any good external tracking software which will show this information?

Thanks
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TheeDigital last edited by

I'd also recommend going into Webmaster Tools and taking a look at your search queries, this might help you as well.
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William.Lau last edited by

There is currently no software that can tell you this information. Google basically just blocks this information out.

You can try to compare the data you have a long with Bing. Which is the best option right now.
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