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Can I setup SEOmoz PRO's 3 organic traffic metrics within Google Analytics (as custom reports)?

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AndreVanKets last edited by

I like the 3 organic traffic metrics in SEOmoz PRO:

1) Organic Search Visits
2) URLs Receiving Entrances Via Search
3) Non-Paid Keywords Sending Search Visits

They rock - especially for a high-level view of SEO / Organic performance.

Is it possible to setup these metrics as custom reports directly in Analytics?

Does anyone have these reports setup?

Or maybe there are similar custom reports that give a similar high-level view?
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