As of today, under the guise of improving privacy, Google are going to start using SSL by default for logged in Google users. Which means query details won't be passed through to the target website:
[url]http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/making-search-more-secure.html
[/URL]Google claim that aggregated keyword data will still be available through Webmaster tools, but given that's frequently a steaming pile of horse manure it's not a very comforting alternative.
I say under the guise of improving privacy, since referrer data will still be passed through from Adwords. Meaning the only way to get useful keyword information will be to pay up.
So much for "Don't be evil".
[url]http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/making-search-more-secure.html
[/URL]Google claim that aggregated keyword data will still be available through Webmaster tools, but given that's frequently a steaming pile of horse manure it's not a very comforting alternative.
I say under the guise of improving privacy, since referrer data will still be passed through from Adwords. Meaning the only way to get useful keyword information will be to pay up.
So much for "Don't be evil".