What is this GA URL I keep seeing?

[KempRugeLawGroup]

According to google analytics, most of my traffic goes to two URLs: "/site/kempruge" and "/" now, I'm pretty sure both of these are taking people to my homepage, but I do not understand the "/site/kempruge' one at all.

When I type www.kempruge.com/site/kemprure it 404's, so I'm not sure what URL it even is? Also, I'm wondering if this url is hurting my website in some way?

I attached the screenshots, but they didn't load properly. I'll try to add another one in the replies.

Thanks!

Ruben

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[KempRugeLawGroup]

SMPoulton, thanks so much! Makes total sense, now. I really appreciate it!

[gazzerman1]

Good Find SMPoulton

@KempRugeLawGroup, I just visited your site on the iphone5 user agent and it redirected me to mobile.dudamobile.com/site/kempruge?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kempruge.com%2F#2770

Hope that clear things up?

[SMPoulton]

Hmmm, I just took a quick look at the source code on your website and noticed you have a mobile redirect to:

DM_redirect("http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/kempruge");

Unless you are tracking subdomains, this will just appear as /site/kempruge

[iSTORM-New-Media]

Your 404 page looks awfully like a regular content page. It is hard to immediately tell that this page doesn't exist. Firstly, check the source for the traffic to "/site/kempruge". See if it is a bad link (internal and external) and get it fixed.

Also, that page could exist on a subdomain on your site. Do you have any subdomains? Because GA doesn't automatically display the domain name in page URLs, you can't distinguish which subdomain it is coming from under a normal property view (ex www.kemruge.com or blog.kempruge.com).

You can use GWT to check for 404's in your crawl errors, that will help show you some URLs pointing to the page. Or you can use a tool like Screaming Frog SEO Spider to analyze your internal links to see which internal pages are linking to that 404 URL.

Hope this helps