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Users visit a specific page on my website. I need to display all search terms / keywords that brought them to this page.

I read here, that this should work:

  1. Top Content > Do a regex search for /yoursite/.
  2. Once you found the content (page) you want drill down to it which will display the Content Detail report. Now dimension it by Source. Now this is simply going to shoot out all the traffic sources (Direct, Referring Sites, SE's & Not Set). From this list, what we really want is the SE's you recognise.
  3. Now dimension again for the second time by Keyword.

But it does not seem to work. Or it works and I don't have any keyword for the specific page?

Can somebody help out?

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  • This probably would do better on Webmasters rather than here.
    – ale
    Nov 23, 2013 at 0:39
  • As far as I can recall I posted this question originally in superuser.com
    – Avatar
    Nov 23, 2013 at 16:55
  • You did, and five people there thought it would be better here. I disagree with them. Google Analytics questions seem to do better at Webmasters.
    – ale
    Nov 23, 2013 at 17:11

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Create a custom report with the URL you are interested in.

In Report Content, add Pageviews to the Metric Group and Keyword to the Dimension Drilldown

In Filters, add "Include Page Exact /path/to/page.html"

Like so:

GA custom report edit & resul

This shows the edit screen and results.

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