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Thanks Hutch, I had checked everything mentioned there. But I'm still convinced that a large amount of sessions are being classed as Organic.
I don't believe that the volume of sessions could be on branded keywords. But yet again I don't have any hard data to back that up. Just a hunch.
I have looked at both David, but the ones I mention above are just organic.
Yes GA and AdWords are linked. Not using bing.
I am coming across a very frustrating phenomenon in one of my PPC campaign reporting.
In short: I believe that GA is counting some of my PPC sessions as organic (not provided). Has anybody come across this before?
I believe they are being counted as organic because of the following:
the website is brand new and does not rank for anything but their branded terms
the few keywords showing up in GA are the terms we target our PPC towards
the amount of sessions of Paid Search (in channels) and AdWords sessions don't match up (The number of actual PPC clicks is substantially higher than the Paid Search sessions)
PPC clicks and sessions don't even match up in the AdWords part of GA
GWT shows 0% CTR for any non branded terms
Tell me I am crazy, but I really don't think I am. I just don't have the hard evidence to back it up. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I would like to purchase the MozCon 2014 bundle, but I would like to download it to my computer and iPhone, is this possible?
Its a company account, so I would also like to share it with my colleague. Can we have it on multiple iPhones?