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Found a neat trick to find what traffic comes from AI overviews.

Not sure if this is well-known because I just found out about it... When you press on one of the sources from the right, you'll notice that on the URL, Google normally adds something to the URL: Something like ":~:text"

Using Plausible (Or GA4) I was able to filter pages that had entry containing that in the URLs and i found specific pages that people found thru AI Overviews. Pretty cool

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