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f you’re old in SEO years, you may remember the day [not provided] was introduced. It was a dark, dark day. SEOs lost a huge amount of trusted information. Click data. Conversion data. It was incredibly valuable, allowing SEOs to prioritize their goals.

Google said the information was removed for security purposes, while the suspect SEO believed it was a push toward spending more on AdWords (now Google Ads). I get it — since AdWords will provide you with keyword data that SEOs are fond of, the “dispute” was warranted in my opinion. The truth is out there.

A and learned to live with the situation. Then a few years later, Google Webmaster Tools (now Search Console) started providing some keyword data in the Search Analytics report. Over the years, the report got better and better.

But the interface still has a limited set of keywords. You can't get more than 999 in your report.

Find the analytical report.