The Phytophactor: Sudden spike in blog traffic

Sudden spike in blog traffic

By The Phytophactor on 3/02/2018 03:22:00 PM

Every so often TPP notices a sudden spike in blog activity, usually several hours when the tracking software records a week's worth of traffic, yet no particular blogs are showing unusually elevated traffic. What's going on? Does anyone understand this? Can anyone explain? TPP is basically a dummy about such things, so do clue him in.

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Roger Latour said...: It could be so many things. Search traffic? All kinds of robots doing their robotty things (indexing and such? )What tracking software are you talking about?; March 2, 2018 at 4:18 PM

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