A few weeks ago I went digging through raw server logs on a WordPress site I run, out of simple...
A few weeks ago I went digging through raw server logs on a WordPress
site I run, out of simple curiosity about how often AI crawlers —
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Perplexity, and friends — were actually visiting.
The number I found didn't match GA4 at all. Not even close.
The blind spot
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