: Analytics - how to tell where converted traffic came from? I must be missing something obvious. I have Analytics set up with conversion tracking (goals), and I had 4 customers complete the goals

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I must be missing something obvious. I have Analytics set up with conversion tracking (goals), and I had 4 customers complete the goals yesterday. I'm trying to find out where those 4 customers came from (organic search? if organic, what keywords? etc) but I can't figure out how to do that in Adwords. When I click into the goal tracking overview, I see my 4 customers and it breaks it down so I see that 3 of them came from adwords (cpc) and 1 of them came from organic. I'd like to know exactly what ads brought the traffic and what keywords on the organic search led them to me.

How can I do this?

It seems like a simple request... but I can't figure it out... thanks for your help!

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@Sue5673885

Try Long Tail Magic ... Thats what it does. It works well for me and my clients. Consider it as a real time, stupid simple analytics tool that you install on your server (big thing for my clients).

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@Annie201

use Google URL builder to add tracking to your URLS

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@Angela700

From your dashboard on the left side click

Traffic Source
Sources
All Traffic

Then at the top of the chart you'll see "Site Usage" to the right of this you should see the name of your goal (Goal 1) I have now in the table below you can see your Source/Medium of your websites traffic and the Goal conversion rates in the table as well

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