What is referral traffic?
 

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Referral traffic refers to visitors who arrive at your website from sources other than the major search engines. When a visitor clicks a link on a website or social network and is redirected to another site, tracking software such as Google Analytics records that visitor as referral traffic. The originating website is referred to as the “referrer” because it refers traffic from one website to another.

Referral traffic refers to website visitors who arrive from sites unrelated to you or your business, rather than finding it through a search engine.

There are many kinds of platforms in off-page activity where we need to build our website, so from different types of platforms we will get traffic, and that type of traffic is called "referral traffic."

Referral traffic refers to visitors who come to your website from sources other than the major search engines. When a visitor clicks on a link on a website or social network and is redirected to another website, tracking software such as Google Analytics registers that visitor as referral traffic. The website it comes from is called a "referrer" because it directs traffic from one website to another.