Where they come from

Know who sends people your way

Search engines, social posts, newsletters, other websites: see what's working, and where your visitors are.

Where visitors came from

Example

Google41%
Facebook17%
Newsletter link12%
Hacker News9%
Other websites21%

See what brings people in.

Where visitors come from

See a plain list of where your visitors came from: Google, Facebook, Reddit, another website, or straight to your address bar. It's an easy way to tell which of your efforts are actually bringing people in.

Campaigns

Find out which newsletter, ad, or social post brought people to your site. Add a short tag to your links and Crustat groups the visits under that campaign, so you can tell which one worked.

Search words

See what people searched for on Google before they landed on your page, from your own Google Search Console, connected in one click. This helps you understand what your visitors are looking for, so you can write pages that answer it.

Visitor paths

Follow the pages people read after they arrive, and see where they leave your site. It shows you which pages keep people reading, and which ones send them away.

Which countries

See which countries your visitors come from, at a glance. Useful if you're wondering whether to write in another language, or ship to another country.

Phones or computers

Know if people visit on a phone, tablet, or computer, and which browser they use. Handy for checking whether your site looks right on the devices your visitors actually use.

How you use it

1
Check where visits come from

Open the sources view to see which search engines, sites, and posts sent you visitors.
2
Tag your campaigns

Add a short tag to the links you share, so Crustat can group the visits by newsletter, ad, or post.
3
Follow the path

Look at referral paths to see which pages keep readers moving, and which ones lose them.

Questions

Can I see which specific link someone clicked?

You see the website or search engine that sent the visit, and with a tagged link, the campaign it came from.

Does this work for search engines other than Google?

Yes. Crustat groups visits by whichever search engine sent them. Connect your Google Search Console and it also shows the words people searched for on Google.

Do I need to set anything up to track countries?

No. Country and device information is worked out automatically for every visit, nothing to turn on.

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