Traffic
Direct traffic in analytics: where it really comes from
Direct traffic is visits with no referrer or campaign tag. It covers typed URLs and bookmarks, but also apps and email. See why it's over-counted.
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How analytics works out where visitors came from: sources, referrers, UTM tags and the traffic that arrives with no label at all.
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Traffic
Direct traffic is visits with no referrer or campaign tag. It covers typed URLs and bookmarks, but also apps and email. See why it's over-counted.
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Traffic
Organic traffic is visits from unpaid search results on Google, Bing and others. See how it differs from paid, how to measure it and how to grow it.
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Referral traffic is visits from links on other websites. See how to read it, filter out spam, earn more good links and where AI assistants fit.
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A referrer is the address of the page a visitor came from, sent in the HTTP Referer header. Learn how referrer policies work and why referrers go missing.
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A traffic source is where a website visit came from: search, social, a link, an ad or an email. Learn the main types, source vs medium and how to use them.
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UTM parameters are tags you add to a link so analytics can tell which campaign sent a visitor. Learn the five tags, how to build a link and naming rules.
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