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I've been having similar issues Jonny.

Did you have a page come up in analytics hosted on your third party provider called 'ga_proxy'? This is currently ruining all my page level stats. I have source attribution set up but the odd few trickle through to self-referrals and a lot of visits and pageviews are duplicated.

These keywords are not appearing in Webmaster tools at all so I'm thinking it could just be an Analytics quirk, still weird that no-one else has picked up on it.

The only annotation I have on my Analytics is that the Data Highlighting tool was used (in Webmaster Tools) on these pages. Potentially linked but I still can't see how?

Weirdly it's only 4/5 of my main landing pages this is happening for - that does make me think it might be something to do with links so I'll look into that.

Usage stats are amazing so it wouldn't think it's scrapers:

| 2.65 | 00:02:46 | 73.24% | 15.11% |

Those stats look like direct traffic so I thought it could be a browser problem (searching for a URL instead of going to it when typed in the address bar?) but again, it seems to be across all browsers and I'd expect someone else to have picked up on it.

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No, nothing out of the ordinary there and I certainly wouldn't expect someone to be analyzing it so much that it comes up as one of my top keywords.

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Isdmv31

Hi Mozers,

I've recently experienced the URLs of my key landing pages coming up as keywords.

This has been on the rise since early July (when it was relatively insignificant) to the current position (see image below) where they make up the majority of my top keywords.

Drilling down into a bit more detail, this seems to be almost exclusively Desktop traffic but in terms of Technology there are no clear standouts (seems to be mostly Windows OS and Chrome).

Has anyone else been experiencing this?