What keywords are people using that get them to my website page
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I have several pages that get a lot of visits, and 90% of the traffic is from Google searches. How can I discover what the search terms are that bring people to these pages?
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@obgproject Search console will be the best way to know where your traffic comes. In the performance area you will find this information.
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it is very simple. You can visit google search console>Performance>Scroll down to see top queries by users.
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