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If they don't see a referer, then they can assume that you typed in the URL or bookmarked the page. That could signal higher intent than someone clicking a ran
by mobjack 7y ago
If they don't see a referer, then they can assume that you typed in the URL or bookmarked the page.
That could signal higher intent than someone clicking a random clickbait link to your site.
Other events could prevent the referer from being sent too, but you can filter some of those out using other tracking methods and looking at user behavior.
- dao- 7y ago> If they don't see a referer, then they can assume that you typed in the URL or bookmarked the page. ... or followed a link from an IM or some other source outside of the browser. Too many possibilities to really assume anything and draw conclusions.