Rank referring domains
See Google, Reddit, Product Hunt, partner sites, and other referring domains ordered by visitors or revenue.
Referrer analytics shows the domains that sent visitors to your site, then keeps those sources connected to sessions, events, and confirmed revenue. Compare traffic volume with business outcomes instead of assuming the biggest source is the best one.
Talivia’s referrer panel uses the same rows for visitor share and attributed revenue. A source with fewer visits but stronger revenue becomes visible without switching between disconnected reports.
See Google, Reddit, Product Hunt, partner sites, and other referring domains ordered by visitors or revenue.
Open the sessions behind a referrer to review landing page, campaign context, events, and paid outcomes.
Use referrer, channel, campaign, and keyword breakdowns together so a domain is not mistaken for a complete acquisition strategy.
On the first page view, Talivia records the available referring URL and normalizes its domain.
The source remains attached to the visitor journey alongside the landing page and campaign parameters.
Events and reliably matched payments make it possible to compare source quality beyond visit count.
Browsers, privacy settings, redirects, apps, and direct navigation can remove the referrer before the request reaches your website.
It is the page or domain reported by the browser as the source immediately before a visitor reached your website. Talivia normalizes the domain for reporting and preserves the session context.
Direct means no usable referrer or campaign source was available. Typed URLs are one cause, but privacy controls, apps, bookmarks, and redirects can produce the same result.
This page covers general traffic-source analysis. Talivia’s revenue view adds confirmed payment attribution so you can compare referring domains by money as well as visitors.
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