> not to mention its impossible to know about search traffic and even referring urls. I think it was the migration to https everywhere that killed that. Not su

> not to mention its impossible to know about search traffic and even referring urls. I think it was the migration to https everywhere that killed that. Not sure why it went down that way, or if Google was responsible. But yeah, when I ran a blog, I would look through the referrer URLs to see what people were actually searching for and write articles about that because it was obviously an untapped void in the market.