Ever since Google introduced ‘Not provided’ and started replacing your keywords with the dreaded ‘not provided’ text instead, the value of using Google Analytics to see which keywords are important contributors to your organic traffic has diminished considerably, as now over 90% of all keywords are hidden.
But you can connect your Google Search Console account to your Google Analytics account and this gives you a few different ways to see your keyword rankings in Google Analytics.
The first way is to go to the Acquisition tab and then click on All Traffic. Under the Source/Medium column, you'll be able to see your keyword rankings.
The second way is to go to the Behaviour tab and then click on Site Content. Under the Landing Pages column, you'll be able to see your keyword rankings.
The third way is to go to the Conversions tab and then click on Goals. Under the Goal Details column, you'll be able to see your keyword rankings.
But the best way is to use an SEO tool, like Authoritas, which tracks millions of keywords so can give you insights as to which are your money keywords without using analytics data from Google, Adobe or other website analytics software.