Find the link
A new referrer appears; open the page that links to you.
A mention in a blog post, a Reddit thread, a GitHub README or a ChatGPT answer can send steady traffic for months. Referrer tracking shows you which ones, and whether those visitors stay.
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Every site that links to you and sends visitors, with sessions, visitors and engagement.
Engagement and conversion rate per referrer show which links bring the right people.
When a site starts sending visitors, it shows up as an insight so you can find the link and build on it.
See where each referrer sends people with journey reports that start from the source.
Search engines and AI assistants are recognised and moved into their own channels, so the referral list stays useful.
A new referrer appears; open the page that links to you.
Are they engaged? Do they convert? Compare them with your average.
Improve the landing page they arrive on, or nurture the relationship that produced the link.
Only the referring domain is stored. The rest of the referrer URL, including search terms and tracking tokens, is removed before storage.
Some sites and apps hide the referrer for privacy. Those visits appear as Direct unless the link carries UTM tags.
No. To protect privacy we keep only the referring domain, not the full URL. Searching the domain for your address usually finds the link quickly.
No. Google, Bing and other search engines are classified as organic search, and AI assistants as AI.
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