99% of all search traffic currently hitting TailRank is from Google. This is just the search traffic of course. Not part of our other traffic (of which Google has a much lower percentage).
Yahoo. Microsoft. AOL. What’s going on here guys? Time to play catch up! You need more aggressive robots!
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Trackback on Jan 6th, 2006 at 7:44 pm
Google Analytics – Top Ten Referring Sources
Kevin Burton writes that 99% of all search traffic currently hitting TailRank is from Google. Fifty percent of my traffic comes from Google. How many bloggers can say that Sports Illustrated is their number 3 referrer? The explaination is here.
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January 5, 2006 at 2:55 pm
Yeah, I noticed that in many search results on Google, the Tailrank listings are quite prominent, mostly on the first page. Some magical Google SEO you have working there. ;)