Maybe analytics is showing a downtrend for other channels, like referral or other search engines? the search console only pulls data from google ..
And my god boy, do you own Google or sumsht? What are those humongous numbers?
No, the source listed in analytic is 98% organic.Maybe yet another ooopsy.
Maybe other traffic sources are down and organic search stays strong.
How is revenue? That's the ultimate metric.
You should have other traffic trackers to see which one is right and which one isn't.. If the website traffic is steady, then it is a problem with the analytics code not being hit by some of the new visitors. That's a problem that I think I`m having with one of my websites. The monetization company currently shows 3x the traffic that analytics show, for some reason.. If the traffic is decreasing, nevermind console, try to see why and how to reverseNo, the source listed in analytic is 98% organic.
OMG Now I know what problem is...You should have other traffic trackers to see which one is right and which one isn't.. If the website traffic is steady, then it is a problem with the analytics code not being hit by some of the new visitors. That's a problem that I think I`m having with one of my websites. The monetization company currently shows 3x the traffic that analytics show, for some reason.. If the traffic is decreasing, nevermind console, try to see why and how to reverse![]()
It is a website about smartphones that I made in March and luckily I have classified some articles well.And my god boy, do you own Google or sumsht? What are those humongous numbers?
I`m happy you found the issueOMG Now I know what problem is...
Last week I installed a plugin to adapt cookies to regulations and allow users not to accept "necessary" cookies. So they are blocking the analytic cookie.
No, the source listed in analytic is 98% organic.