Traffic is increasing 300% - How can I track which sources of traffic came my website?

[Hugo E.]

As title asking, I have a blog and its traffic is increasing over 300% these days in Google analytics. How can I track which sources of traffic came my website if compared with previous days?

 

[SEOPub]

I'm not sure if this is a real question or you are just trying to get your post count up for some dumb reason.

You look at the traffic sources in Google Analytics and do a date comparison. Not that complicated.

 

[paul1129]

Just go to your analytics> acquisition> all traffic> source/medium.

 

[Hugo E.]

I'm not sure if this is a real question or you are just trying to get your post count up for some dumb reason.

You look at the traffic sources in Google Analytics and do a date comparison. Not that complicated.

It is a real question, I wanted to know which new sources came with that big traffic. That's thing I want to compare.

Just go to your analytics> acquisition> all traffic> source/medium.

1. (direct)
2,504(64.14%)

2. google
1,256(32.17%)

The rest is just (0.72%) and below that.

I just checked Google webmaster tools but everything is not changed as previous days. I think some other sites/sources are sending traffic to my blog site.

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

Change the dates and do a comparison.

 

[Hugo E.]

Hugo E.

5 days ago was (checking for 5 days)

1. google / organic
866

2. (direct) / (none)
333(25.36%)

So, direct traffic increased but when I clicked on it, I didn't see any sources/sites there. Seem Google didn't want me to know about this.

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

Direct traffic is visitors that typed the URL directly into their browser. There are no sources/sites for direct traffic.

 

[Hugo E.]

Hugo E.

I don't think so, if they are typing the URL to visit my blog site then its traffic is not increasing more like that. I guess there is a type of traffic that Google called it as direct traffic and that's by someone is sending traffic to my blog but I don't know what it was.

 

[life rocks]

You can track your traffic sources on google analytics.

 

[Hugo E.]

Hugo E.

For sure, I am still checking traffic stats from Google analytics daily but the problem is I don't know which website /person is sending this direct traffic to my blog.
I think it was a type of bot traffic but it was very stable and didn't change after days.