When I go to "Traffic Source" in Google Analytics, I find this stats: (direct) ((none)) xxx,xxx visits 50% google (organic) xx,xxx visits 30% search (organic) xx,xxx visits 15% yahoo (organic) xxxx visits 4% bing (organic) xxx visits 1% Anybody know what "search (organic)" means? Does it mean other search engines compiled like Ask.com?
It simply means natural traffic from search engine results and not from advertisements (ppc and such)
In Website Optimizer all of your traffic, no matter how different the traffic source, is lumped together into a single bin. You might be sending traffic from paid search, organic, and content to the same page. When you view data for an experiment on the page, you'll see aggregate data across all traffic sources...
Are you kidding me? Then why it's separated from google (organic), yahoo (organic), and bing (organic), they are search engine and they are also natural