Any google analytics fans here? Please step inside

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Anyone know how to save all keywords off analytics into one export file instead of manually loading each screen of 500 results and exporting? I need to download a list of 8000 keyword results and it's a bitch loading each page. Any way to expedite?

[MrCodey]

in the top left of the section is an export button, does it not export ALL results?

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It allows you to segment based on type of visit but there's no "export all" function just page by page. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong spot. Anyone know?

[MrCodey]

Hi, i found this, sinc ei know the old version did export all

Quote from some person bitching...
Answer... 2. The export is a bug and Google is working on a fix.

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Hi, i found this, sinc ei know the old version did export all

Quote from some person bitching...
Answer... 2. The export is a bug and Google is working on a fix.

Damn. Bring that "bug" back It's a bitch loading all these pages of keywords and that's just for the FIRST site. Oh well, back to the grind for me. Usually, getting the list is the easy part. It's the demographic and click projection analyses that is the biiiiatch.

Thanks for your help, Codey.

[MrCodey]

They bug is there, you want it stomped, but yeah.. bad bug.. Good Luck, find the common grounds of the url and see if you can write a loop to get the rest

[HELMY]

how amazing is it that Google Analytics is free?

Saw a related thread, and had to ask because it's been on my mind for a while now...

[StuartD]

I really wish Google Analytics (as well as most stats software) would include information after the ? in a url.
Having my site posted on a bunch of forums is great but "showthread.php" doesn't really help me find where on those sites.

Sorry, no help, I know. Just venting.

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I really wish Google Analytics (as well as most stats software) would include information after the ? in a url.
Having my site posted on a bunch of forums is great but "showthread.php" doesn't really help me find where on those sites.

Sorry, no help, I know. Just venting.

Amen! Its sad when Stats Counter does a better job of telling you where your hits came from than Google's generic DOMAIN.COM (referral) line...

[MrCodey]

Hey, i just tried doing your homework, but I got the same URL 3 times for each 500 results.. so that is like wierd... Are you using firefox?

If so, TRY MSIE and see if it exports all...

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Hey, i just tried doing your homework, but I got the same URL 3 times for each 500 results.. so that is like wierd... Are you using firefox?

If so, TRY MSIE and see if it exports all...

Yeah, I'm on FF. I'll try IE. Will report back results in a sec.

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Hey, i just tried doing your homework, but I got the same URL 3 times for each 500 results.. so that is like wierd... Are you using firefox?

If so, TRY MSIE and see if it exports all...

I just tried MS IE, same results. No bulk download of results.

[MrCodey]

Persistance is a bitch..
Good things come to those that prosper..

1. In Google Analytics make sure you go to Traffic Sources > Keywords report.
2. Add the words &limit=50000 to end of url in browser address bar and hit return.
3. Click the “Export” button and then choose CSV.

again
&limit=50000

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Persistance is a bitch..
Good things come to those that prosper..

1. In Google Analytics make sure you go to Traffic Sources > Keywords report.
2. Add the words &limit=50000 to end of url in browser address bar and hit return.
3. Click the ?Export? button and then choose CSV.

again
&limit=50000

This worked. Dude, you are awesome! Thank you. You just saved me a lot of time cuz I have dozens of sites to process. Thanks a million!