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November 2025

This month, I published 2 articles in English and 4 articles in other languages.

Includes data through November 30, 2025.

Past monthly reports

November 2025

Last 12 months

A twelve-month view of the selected measures ending with this report month.

05001,0001,5002,000Dec0 / 0Jan0 / 0Feb0 / 0Mar0 / 0Apr0 / 0May0 / 0Jun3 / 9Jul2 / 6Aug0 / 0Sep0 / 0Oct2 / 6Nov2 / 6

The numbers below each month show the articles published that month. (English / All languages)

Since the cookie-consent launch in August 2026, PostHog has recorded only visits with analytics consent, which can lower reported counts. GSC data is available from 22 June 2026.

Monthly publishing, PostHog and Google Search data
PeriodSelected language / all languagesPostHog · VisitsPostHog · Unique visitorsPostHog · PageviewsGSC · ImpressionsGSC · Clicks
December 2024 0 / 01,2449201,791Not available yetNot available yet
January 2025 0 / 01,2459031,802Not available yetNot available yet
February 2025 0 / 09347541,469Not available yetNot available yet
March 2025 0 / 08376391,350Not available yetNot available yet
April 2025 0 / 06575031,093Not available yetNot available yet
May 2025 0 / 06434431,098Not available yetNot available yet
June 2025 3 / 95133671,358Not available yetNot available yet
July 2025 2 / 6420326698Not available yetNot available yet
August 2025 0 / 0318264523Not available yetNot available yet
September 2025 0 / 0312260457Not available yetNot available yet
October 2025 2 / 6314245494Not available yetNot available yet
November 2025 2 / 6482395625Not available yetNot available yet

Editorial comment

Traffic rose from October to November. The 12-month picture, however, shows that this was not a broad recovery.

What stood out this month?

The main traffic measures remained below their medians for the previous 11 months. Organic Search fell to a 12-month low, while Direct and Organic Social reached 12-month highs.

I therefore do not see November's increase as a recovery in Google search traffic. The mix of channels changed more than the overall direction of traffic.

A few sources and pages accounted for much of the increase

Google Analytics recorded 12-month highs for traffic from t.co and LinkedIn. Two older Turkish URL variants accounted for roughly three quarters of the total increase across landing pages. November was the first month in which those variants appeared in the 12 months of data available to me.

But the data does not show which sources sent traffic to which pages. The content records also do not confirm when those pages first went live. I therefore cannot attribute the increase to a particular distribution effort or a new publication.

The source of one traffic cluster is unclear

Sessions with an unidentified source and an Unassigned channel rose well above the range of the previous 11 months. Most of the increase came from a Singapore-based cluster that generated very few page views.

I cannot tell whether these records represent readers, automated traffic or a measurement issue. I am treating the cluster only as a warning about data quality.

In October, traffic from Türkiye rose while traffic from elsewhere fell. Both groups grew in November. The earlier geographic split did not continue, so I am closing that follow-up.

Data note

Google Search Console data is not available for this period. I cannot draw conclusions about changes in Google visibility, queries, rankings or click-through rate.

The Google Analytics channel, source and landing-page queries also have small differences in their totals. I compared like with like within each query. I will check the concentration in non-search sources and the data-quality warning again in the December report.

About this article

Use of artificial intelligence
AI-generated material is included — This report was generated by AI. Unless I see a major error, I do not edit the text. You are reading the report exactly as the AI presented it to me.

Countries sending the most visitors, according to PostHog

Country names come from PostHog’s aggregated country report.

  1. Türkiye275
  2. Singapore30
  3. United States17
  4. China9
  5. Germany5