#referraltraffic — Public Fediverse posts

RT @glenngabe: Kriechen Sie weiter (zumindest vorerst) – Neil Vogel, CEO von People Inc., sagte, dass das Unternehmen die Crawler von Google nicht blockieren wird, weil man keine potenzielle Referral-Traffic verlieren möchte. 'Wenn wir die KI ausschalten würden, würden wir auch die Suche ausschalten. Und wie [Tim Quinn, CFO bei People Inc.] sagte, wir stehen der Suche, die für uns ein wesentlicher Werttreiber ist, fast auf der anderen Seite. Aber wir sind noch nicht dort. Daher schalten wir das jetzt definitiv nicht aus. Es ist jedoch ein Werkzeug, das wir nutzen können, und etwas, das wir ständig im Blick behalten werden,' sagte Vogel." digiday.com/media/people-inc… Link People Inc. CEO: Wir schalten die Google-Crawler noch nicht aus. People Inc. wird die KI-Crawler von Google vorerst nicht abschneiden, da man weiterhin auf den Google-Suchverkehr angewiesen ist, obwohl die Referrals zurückgehen. digiday.com

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#DigitalMarketing #GoogleCrawlers #NeilVogel #PeopleInc #ReferralTraffic #SEO #arint_info

https://x.com/glenngabe/status/2084987788697477623#m

Search Engine Journal: Claude Is The Fastest-Growing AI Traffic Source, Per New Data. “Claude sent almost four times more referral traffic to websites in April than in January, per new SE Ranking data. That made it the fastest-growing AI traffic source among the five platforms tracked. It’s still the smallest by a wide margin, and it probably isn’t a meaningful line in your analytics yet.”

ICYMI: AI search upends publishers: global digital subscriptions grow but fragment: FIPP and WAN-IFRA's 2026 Snapshot finds AI search disrupting referral traffic as bundling and direct audience relationships replace single-title sub models. https://ppc.land/ai-search-upends-publishers-global-digital-subscriptions-grow-but-fragment/ #AISearch #DigitalSubscriptions #PublishingIndustry #MediaTrends #ReferralTraffic

AI search upends publishers: global digital subscriptions grow but fragment: FIPP and WAN-IFRA's 2026 Snapshot finds AI search disrupting referral traffic as bundling and direct audience relationships replace single-title sub models. https://ppc.land/ai-search-upends-publishers-global-digital-subscriptions-grow-but-fragment/ #AISearch #DigitalSubscriptions #MediaIndustry #PublishingTrends #ReferralTraffic

Terence Eden: Now witness the power of this fully operational Fediverse!. “Until fairly recently, the Mastodon social network didn’t send referer details. I thought that reduced the visibility of the network and lobbied for it to change. As various Mastodon servers upgrade, and admins opt-in, it is becoming more apparent just how much traffic originates from the Fediverse.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/11/25/terence-eden-now-witness-the-power-of-this-fully-operational-fediverse/

ChatGPT referral traffic drops 52% as citation patterns shift dramatically: ChatGPT referral traffic declined 52% since July 21st as OpenAI adjusts source weighting to favor major platforms over branded content. https://ppc.land/chatgpt-referral-traffic-drops-52-as-citation-patterns-shift-dramatically/ #ChatGPT #ReferralTraffic #OpenAI #DigitalMarketing #SEO

PressGazette: Daily Beast gains on Reddit and Facebook as Google traffic falls . “Reddit and Facebook have made up for falling referral traffic from Google for the Daily Beast. The site’s chief content and creative officer Joanna Coles was interviewed in Cannes by Wall Street Journal editor Emma Tucker alongside Vox Media CEO Jim Bankoff.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/06/21/pressgazette-daily-beast-gains-on-reddit-and-facebook-as-google-traffic-falls/

A TollBit analysis of 160 websites reveals AI search engines drive 96% less referral traffic than Google Search. 🚨🔍 #AI #SearchEngines #Google #DigitalMarketing #ReferralTraffic #TechNews #SEO #ContentLicensing

Search Engine Journal: ChatGPT Referral Traffic To Publishers Remains Minimal. “Data from Similarweb shows that referrals from OpenAI’s ChatGPT to 14 leading news publishers grew from roughly 435,000 monthly visits in August to 3.5 million in January. Despite this jump, ChatGPT contributed less than 0.1% of these sites’ total visits.”

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/02/22/search-engine-journal-chatgpt-referral-traffic-to-publishers-remains-minimal/