AI Bot and Agent Traffic Is Invisible to Website Analytics
AI agents, crawlers, and scrapers now constitute a major share of web traffic, yet standard analytics tools treat them as noise or ignore them entirely. Businesses cannot measure agent-driven engagement, purchases, or content consumption.
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