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Hello All!
Not quite an advertisement, but more of a heads-up of utilising Google's Marketing Platform product called Google Data Studio, which is a free to use data visualisation platform.
If you're an active user of Google Search Console, then recently you'll have found (around the 13th of December), that Google had removed the old version of Google's Search Analytics report. The new platform they've introduced does not allow you to export keyword/query data by day, but I've found a workaround in Google Data Studio.
You can read more about the Google Data Studio workaround (export by day) here. You can also see an example of the visualisation below:
It's a relatively straightforward process.
This is a relatively basic report, but I also offer services as well in creating more extension reports than purely this, so please get in touch with me at my website, Mr Jonathan Jones.
Not quite an advertisement, but more of a heads-up of utilising Google's Marketing Platform product called Google Data Studio, which is a free to use data visualisation platform.
If you're an active user of Google Search Console, then recently you'll have found (around the 13th of December), that Google had removed the old version of Google's Search Analytics report. The new platform they've introduced does not allow you to export keyword/query data by day, but I've found a workaround in Google Data Studio.
You can read more about the Google Data Studio workaround (export by day) here. You can also see an example of the visualisation below:
![Google-Search-Console-3.0-768x584.png](https://www.mrjonathanjones.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Google-Search-Console-3.0-768x584.png)
It's a relatively straightforward process.
This is a relatively basic report, but I also offer services as well in creating more extension reports than purely this, so please get in touch with me at my website, Mr Jonathan Jones.