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Brands should track traffic from ChatGPT and other LLMs in analytics, at minimum using filters in Google Analytics.
@@tjrobertson52 · asserts
You should be tracking your brand's presence in chat, GPT, and other large language models. At the very least, you should have filters set up in Google Analytics to catch traffic to your website from these large language models. But there are also now a lot of tools like profound and even hrefs that let you track how often your brand is being mentioned by...
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@@tjrobertson52 · 2025-06-30
You should be tracking your brand's presence in chat, GPT, and other large language models. At the very least, you should have filters set up in Google Analytics to catch traffic to your website from these large language models. But there are also now a lot of tools like profound and even hrefs that let you track how often your brand is being mentioned by...
You should be tracking your brand's presence in chat, GPT, and other large language models. At the very least, you should have filters set up in Google Analytics to catch traffic to your website from these large language models. But there are also now a lot of tools like profound and even hrefs that let you track how often your brand is being mentioned by these models. If you have a marketing company working for you, they should be doing this. However, this is the important part. You should expect the traffic fr...
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