What is a landing page in this report?
A landing page is the first page a user opens in a session. It identifies the entry point for that visit, which may be an article rather than the homepage.
Suppose a reader follows a link in an AI answer to a tool-comparison article. That article is the landing page for the session. Opening a product page afterward does not change the entry page for the same session.
Pair the entry page with the source
The landing page answers “Where did the visit begin?” The source answers “Where did it come from?” These dimensions become more useful when read together.
For a page receiving recognized AI referral visits, inspect whether its information is current and whether the next step is clear. Do not assume every landing-page visit came from the same channel.
A landing page is also different from a completed action. Read the entry page alongside sessions and the relevant key events, retaining any small-sample limitation.
Sources and scope
Source-language entry records a source check on 2026-09-28. This adaptation preserves that provenance and does not represent a new audit of the cited pages.