Google Analytics Mystery

Ok, so when I go to:

Acquisition > Search Console > Queries
or
Acquisition > Search Console > Landing Pages

There is no data

But I know the site has heaps of traffic from search engines, because when I got to Search Console:

Performance > Queries

There are hundreds of pages, all getting hundreds of "clicks" (and thousands of impressions).

So why gives? Why is Google holding back on allowing me to see the queries, even though I have search console integrated.

Note: I have access to other accounts where 'Acquisition > Search Console > Queries' or 'Acquisition > Search Console > Landing Pages' displays all the dame info from search console. So I know what's supposed to be in there, but it's not.

Are there any settings that someone else with access to the account may ave toggled or changed, permanently? maybe some kind of segment or something? The whole situation is a mystery to me.

 

There is no data whatsoever?

You understand that Google doesn't reveal all the search queries? The issue involving 'safe search'?

 

Yes, I have been doing SEO for a long time. Google stopped showing search queries a long time go.

My problem is not related to that. MY problem is that even thou the site gets hundreds of visits a day Google Analytics is literally not displaying data for this site.

I have access to many other client sites and this info is showing (in the locations I mentioned in the OP) fine.

 

Yea, I wouldn't know where to begin on that. But I've had things broken for months, then suddenly start working - and Google engineers claimed they were working all along. Good luck.

 

Yeah, you do need "good luck" when doing anything with Google. They run everyone's digital lives but if you need some help, all you get is "the hand". Google products work fine.. until the don't. And then, oh well.. bad luck for you.. and your company.. and your family.. and your whole life. *That's why I don't use any Google products in my personal life. I only use them for/at work.

 

Don't get me started, lol.

 

Unrelated but related post:

https://itsfoss.community/t/im-passionate-but-still-learning/6822

 

Wow, you are quite the anarchist
I've been a professional SEO since 2008, and managing PPC longer than that. But I have a decent understanding of Google's gross privacy violations and predict they will fall out of favor with the public in the next decade. I can hope anyway..

 

Can Google Analytics tell you who is visiting your site?

Google Analytics can provide some information on who is visiting your website via the Network Report. Sadly, if they don't use an alias, or come from a 'business branded' network, you won't be able to see the company name or identify who has visited your website.

 

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Me too. For months not showing significant data when I needed it the most. They have such strange things happening, and then out of nowhere appearing again