An SEO Firm in Las Vegas Talks About Google’s Switch to Secure Search

ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. - Oct. 22, 2013 - PRLog -- ORANGE COUNTY, CA – October 11, 2013 – The owner of Wizard Media, Jimena Cortes, explains, “This 2010 launch of partial secure searching resulted in the, “(not provided)” data message in Google Analytics.”  After Google’s complete change to secure search, all keyword data is, “not provided.”

Secure searching uses HTTPS verses HTTP. HTTPS has Secure Sockets Layers and encrypts searches, which prevents the passing of keyword data.  Although this is bad news for site owners and marketers, Cortes enlightens by saying, “As always, online marketers have found a way around this secure search nuisance and we are happy to share some tips.”

There are 3 tips mentioned in the SEO firm from Las Vegas’s (http://www.wizardmedia.net) latest blog post.  These tips include, using Google webmaster tools, grouping keywords per target page, and analyzing landing page visits.  Jimena Cortes says, “We know that analyzing SEO methods is becoming increasingly difficult with keyword research due to Google’s secure searching.  Another good way to track SEO performance is to analyze landing page traffic.”

To view these tips in detail, and read step by step instructions from this SEO firm in Las Vegas, please visit: http://www.wizardmedia.net/blog/say-goodbye-to-keyword-data-because-google-has-completely-switched-over-to-secure-search/

Wizard Media sums it up by stating, “Although Google keyword data is now a mystery, online marketers have their ways of getting around the inconvenience.  Analyzing landing page performance is a quick way to see right through the, “not provided,” data in Google Analytics.”

About Wizard Media

Wizard Media was founded to help business owners in the Las Vegas area maximize their reach online. By helping local business clients with search engine marketing, PR, video marketing and mobile app and website development, Wizard Media ensures their clients are the dominant competitor in any niche. For more information check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcYbu03H5O0.