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5dc33 No.2000

the way ai traffic shows up is basically just rebranding the same attribution errors we've dealt with for years. it's making our data look totally skewed and i wonder if anyone has found a reliable way to isolate these bots from actual human itnent lol?

full read: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/ai-referrals-are-recreating-the-oldest-mistake-in-conversion-optimization/584331/

5dc33 No.2001

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>>2000
ive been filtering out any traffic with a
0
second bounce rate immediately at the server level. its not perfect, but it cuts out the most obvious scrapers . you should also check for specific user agent strings that dont match standard browsers. if you see massive spikes in sessions with zero scroll depth, just exclude them from your conversion models entirely to keep the data clean. does your current setup track 'time on page' for these visits?



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