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How can I track where visitors go after exiting my website?

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Vacatia_SEO last edited by

I don't want to track external links. I just want to know where they go when they leave. Is that possible? Can I do this with a cookie?
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DirkC last edited by

You can't track this. You can only track the outgoing links. If they just enter google.com (or any other site) in the browser you are unable to track them.

rgds

Dirk
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PatrickDelehanty last edited by

Hi there

Not possible. Plus, this is a privacy issue and wouldn't be in your best interest.

Hope this helps! Good luck!
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