What the difference between organic traffic and direct traffic in Google Analytics?
 

What the difference between organic traffic and direct traffic in Google Analytics?

organic traffic is the traffic which is from search engines
direct traffic:your blogs regular visitors

Direct traffic, I think, means the visitors who come to your website by bookmaking your site (through their browser) or typing the url of your website

Organic traffic:-search by keywords

Direct traffic: user type the url directly on search engine.

keywords search in search engine is organic traffic, if we open web directly is direct traffic

Organic traffic are those traffic which come through search engine and direct traffic come through direct visitors on website.

The traffic Which comes from Searches Engines,Its called as Organic Traffic(Quality Traffic).The traffic which directly comes to your website by typing Url is called as Direct Traffic

organic traffic generated through the SERP by searching a particular keyword phrase.
whereas, a direct traffic means visitors know your website and visiting your website directly by typing your URL in the browser.

organic by means of keyword search and direct by means of entering url

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As the name suggests its direct traffic . the visitors who types your page url directly. Even social media traffic as facebook or twitter as considered as direct traffic.

Organic traffic as all knows comes from the searches through search engines.

organic traffic is traffic that comes on your website as a result of unpaid search results.

organic traffic means user came from SERP and direct traffic means they type URL.

As per my knowledge organic traffic is the natural traffic from web search and direct traffic is the number of visits you get directly by giving your web address.

Direct traffic means visitor coming directly to typing your website URL into their browser or coming from their bookmarks or favorites list in browser.

While Visitor coming from the search engine listing(unpaid), It's called Organic traffic.

Direct traffic is one of the most common sources of visits to your website. Direct traffic is defined as visits with no referring website. When a visitor follows a link from one website to another, the site of origin is considered the referrer. These sites can be search engines, social media, blogs, or other websites that have a link to another websites for visitors to follow. Direct traffic, however, categorizes visits that do not come from a referring URL. Often, these visitors manually enter the URL of the website or have it bookmarked. In many cases, direct traffic can be due to internal employees logging onto your company’s webpage or current customers going to your login screen.
Organic traffic is what most marketers strive to increase. This traffic is defined as visitors coming from a search engine, such as Google or Bing. One thing to note is that paid search ads are not counted in this category. In HubSpot and Google Analytics, paid search traffic or PPC is marked in a separate category. Organic search traffic is labeled in green on the sources graph in HubSpot and can give additional data into the actual search phrase that brought in your traffic. When looking at your analytics tool, you may see traffic labeled as “unknown” or “SSL”. This means that the search terms are being withheld from the data set. This is a result of Google not sharing this information, rather than the analytics platform you are using.