The Referrer column shows the URL of the web page that the click originated from. Hover your mouse over the link icon to see the originating link. You can also click “View” to see the page for that link:
 

To see the referrer column, click on the number in either the “TC” or “UC” columns of your tracking link:

 

 

While the Referrer information might seem ideal for determining where your traffic is coming from, there are much better ways to do this, mainly because the Referrer information is not passed in a few common scenarios:
 

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If the visitor enters a tracking link directly into a browser’s address bar, no Referrer information will be passed with the click.

 

2.

If the link is in an email message, clicking on it will not pass any Referrer information since there’s no website involved. It’s possible that a web-based email system could pass Referrer information, but generally speaking, links in email messages don’t this information.

 

3.

Finally, secure websites are not allowed to pass Referrer information unless it is to another secure site, and then only under specific circumstances. This means that for your tracking link to receive Referrer information, it must use the https: protocol.

If your goal is to track your traffic sources, this article explains several effective approaches:
   
 

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