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"What percentage of visitors block Google Analytics trackers?" is an interesting question. Over the past 7 days, my CDN is reporting 2.6M pageviews for http://keras.io , but Google Analytics reports 443k pageviews. This is roughly consistent with the 80% figure below.https://twitter.com/eric_khun/status/1413724571765809152 …
http://keras.io does 400k MAU according to GA, so in theory the actual figure may be more like 2M MAU? Which in turn would be consistent with the 2020 Stack Overflow survey statistic that 6% of professional developers use Keras (there are ~30M developers in the world)
I too am guilty of blocking GA trackers. I suspect developers block them at an even higher rate than the average web user
Thinking more about this, I think it comes down to the fact that 95% of http://keras.io traffic is desktop, and that the audience is just developers. 80% adblocker install rate sounds about right for that kind of audience, but that isn't at all typical of regular traffic.
I confess, I'm one of them...
I don't block it. Why would I want to block it?
Or 4/5 of traffic is bots. Doesn't sound unreasonable to be honest.
Just Google and Bing traffic for SEO can be a huge part
In my case, I found GA and Matomo numbers are similar, except cloudflare was %900 higher
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