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you're a SEO expert, 2w ago I published my new web app which target mainly devs, devops and electrical engineers, CS students of course and doing a bunch of queries on GCP logging analytics console , I realized that we doing good. In fact after filtering http request data, I made some stats per page, per country, per user agent and so on.Tthis is amazing, we are making an average 200 views per day without counting the cached views, in fact every page can be viewed completely offline after being loaded the first time.

I have to mention: I've filtered everything: images,js files,icons,robots.txt,bots agents, every status except 200 and 301. I'm quite sure this is the real traffic because I parsed every request_url with a python script...

So what you think am I missing something

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