Your Website Has Less Human Traffic Than You Think

[equity78]

The Fiscal Times did a story that looked at a report from Incapsula about just how much traffic on the Internet is human traffic, and how much is from non human traffic.

A report released recently by Incapsula, a cloud-based web-security service, found that 61.5 percent of all website traffic now comes from these non-human visitors. If you're reading this and you're human, you're apparently in the minority.

They also produced an illustrated look at the numbers.

 

[ecuadorbusiness]

According to your title someone is sending robots to visit my website, but what do these robots earn visiting my site since I am not paying anyone to do so?

 

[GravityEleven]

They are mostly web crawlers, indexing websites for various reasons.. that's what it is about

 

[equity78]

No actually 31% are malicious bots and not webcrawlers for search engines.

 

[briguy]

No actually 31% are malicious bots and not webcrawlers for search engines.

I get a lot of "referrer spam" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referer_spam

Almost certain that is how these sites work

http://www.13review (dot)com
http://www.adsensewatchdog (dot)com
http://www.7secretsearch (dot)com
http://www.vampirestat (dot)com/

 

[PlacementIndia]

Yes its right , we get less traffic as most people using black hat seo, which only shows traffic for a while after that, their rank falls.....

 

[SpareDomains]

Definitely a lot of garbage bots/crawlers as I use to block them in htaccess on a few sites and always new ones.

 

[PlacementIndia]

We Can Check it through google analytics....