Thread: Difference between Google Referral & Google Organic

Hey...
organic means visitors came from free listing search engine and from some other resources......
on another way referral means referred by a link it is a link pointing toward the site.

Google (organic) means u got visits from Google organic search results.

Google (referral) means u got visits from Google sources (other than organic search, gmail or adwords) like Google base listing, or visits from posts on Google groups.

googleorganic is from normal google search results where they click to your site.

googlereferral is from google.com but your site is listed under another site like a directory, local pages, or another website in the SERPS that has a link to yours in the google results.

Organic searches are those which you search in Google and you see the result and in the sidebar of searches you can see sponsered listing which is paid listing.

Originally Posted by kenseoweb

Google (organic) means u got visits from Google organic search results.

Google (referral) means u got visits from Google sources (other than organic search, gmail or adwords) like Google base listing, or visits from posts on Google groups.

A very well explained mate!
The traffic generate through search engine it organic and the traffic generated through the link building source is referral traffic.

googlereferral is from the search engines.com but your web page is detailed under another web page like a listing, regional webpages, or another web page in the SERPS that has a web page weblink to yours in the the search engines outcomes.

Google (organic) means u got visits from Google organic search results.
Google (referral) means u got visits from Google sources (other than organic search, gmail or adwords) like Google base listing, or visits from posts on Google groups.