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  • Sebring Studios
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2008
    • 226
    #1

    'Refering URL' stats question

    When I check my traffic stats (refering URLS) for example in ARS, the data shows X amount of hits from the various specific URLs and the majority from 'NONE.'

    What the hell does 'NONE' mean?


    Michael
    State-of-the Art Color Printing for the Adult Industry
    www.sebringstudios.com
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    • webboy21
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      • Nov 2004
      • 573
      #2
      none means there are no referring urls, most firewalls block that and well...firewalls are getting used by more and more people
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        • Sebring Studios
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2008
          • 226
          #3
          Originally posted by webboy21
          none means there are no referring urls, most firewalls block that and well...firewalls are getting used by more and more people
          I think I got it now thanks. So there IS traffic coming from somewhere, right? Has to be.
          State-of-the Art Color Printing for the Adult Industry
          www.sebringstudios.com

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            • webboy21
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              • Nov 2004
              • 573
              #4
              yes there is, you just don't know where from ;)
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                • geeknik
                  l337 h4x0r!#%
                  • Feb 2005
                  • 8364
                  #5
                  Just because it says NONE doesn't mean it was blocked by a firewall. It could also be direct or type-in traffic.
                  hacker 4 hire.

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                    • webboy21
                      Confirmed User
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 573
                      #6
                      thats true geeknik, I forgot to mention those.....but between those 3 reasons, you got all the empty referrers covered I think
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