January 03rd, 2024

What is Organic Traffic?



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Balvinder Singh
3 years ago Selected
Organic traffic is the one which we get from searches over search engines like google. When we click on the link from searches, it is kept under the organic category. Whereas a direct opening website is just nonorganic traffic (which can be manipulated)
Organic traffic is important because
- increase the trust factor of google
- increases the trust of an audience
- authority of the blog is increased
- more business, as more real people looking
- more the searches and talk about a product, the more are chances of success and more business.
- high rankings in search

So, basically, organic traffic contributes to increasing trust, ranking, and getting more business
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Manish Singh Bisht
1 year ago Selected
Organic traffic is considered to be the most valuable type of traffic for a website, as it is free and comes from people who are actively searching for information related to the website's content.

Search engines use complex algorithms to determine the relevance and authority of a website's content, and then rank it in the search results accordingly. Websites that have high-quality content, a good user experience, and are optimized for search engines are more likely to rank higher in the search results and receive more organic traffic.

To increase organic traffic, website owners can use various techniques such as:

Optimizing website content for search engines (SEO)
Building backlinks to the website
Creating high-quality content that is relevant to the target audience
Improving the website's user experience
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Sujit Singh
2 years ago
Friends, Organic Traffic refers to the traffic that comes to our website/blog by Google after ranking our website/blog. Or we can also say that the traffic that comes to our website/blog with the help of Ranked Keywords of our website/blog is called Organic Traffic.
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