Hi Oomskaap,
Do they also have the same search engine value? I split out the stats based on country, for instance “www.google.com.au” and “www.google.com” could show the same keyword if you receive traffic from both sources. I couldn’t tell if this was the case by looking at your screenshot.
Thanks,
Michael
Yes they are also from the same google source like google.be, or google.in
Could it be that the same user double searched the same term and both times clicked on our link?
I could see how something like that can be unavoidable. It is not that serious, but if a fix to check for all the same values matching and only displaying once is not so annoying to code in the next update, you can leave it, its no biggie.
A better screenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/zO39ecI.png
Thanks again.
Hi Oomskaap,
I updated the way the keyword data is stored and added a function which should clear out your duplicate rows without deleting all of your existing data. If you install the latest version (0.2) it should stop duplicates from occurring.
The code fix should prevent new duplicates from occurring. You may need to deactivate the plugin then reactivate it in order to see the existing duplicates corrected.
Let me know if the problem continues after version 0.2 is installed.
Thanks,
Michael
I think the last update should fix your issue. If it doesn’t let me know. Marking this thread as resolved.
Thanks again for your work. It seems to work yes.
