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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32280, member: 636"] Referral traffic means visitors arrive at your site from places besides search engines and social media. If a person notices a link inside a blog post somewhere else online pointing to your website, they might click it out of curiosity. When they land on your site, it counts as referral traffic. Why does this happen? The click started from another spot on the web—not Google, Facebook, or similar sources. The referring website sent them your way, and its hyperlink referred them to you. Referral traffic involves people coming to your site using backlinks on other web pages. Those links act as " referrals," suggesting that your content has value. Whenever someone follows one, their visit becomes part of your referral traffic. [/QUOTE]