Organic reports showing a URL that isn't in Search Ask Question
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In the image I've attached you can see that I have pulled a source/medium > google organic report. I've also made "landing page" my secondary dimension.
The first landing page that is showing up is /v3/?slug=fnl, that is this page (https://orders.freshnlean.com/v3/?slug=fnl). You can see that the page has 230 sessions from Sep 3 - 9 and 17 transactions during that same time frame. The only thing is, that landing page is nowhere to be found in the SERPs. So how is it showing up in this report as having received google organic visitors that converted if it's not even in search?
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Hi Barrett,
could it be you have another page in your website redirecting (301 or 302) to this page. This way that page could be in the serps and when users click on it it would show up in analytics as organic and as landing page the page to where the redirect went.
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