Why am I seeing traffic from from "cdn.ampproject.org"?
Cdn.ampproject.org is Google's "AMP Cache" domain. Getting traffic from there means you're getting organic visitors from Google who are finding your AMP pages in search results. This is great news!
Google delivers your AMP pages from the "cdn.ampproject.org" cache domain. This is one of the reasons that AMP pages load even faster when coming from a search engine like Google - they are cached. You may also see "referral traffic" coming from "cdn.ampproject.org", because when someone finds your AMP page in Google Search, they are on "cdn.ampproject.org", and then when they click onto your site, then "cdn.ampproject.org" becomes the referrer. This again is good for you because it means that you are getting traffic sent your way.
Optional: Session stitching
- Step 1: Sign into your Google Analytics account by going to https://analytics.google.com.
- Step 2: Click “Admin” from the lower left corner
- Step 3: In the ACCOUNT column, use the dropdown to select the Analytics account that contains the property you want to work with.
- Step 4: In the PROPERTY column, use the dropdown to select your property.
- Step 5: Click Tracking Info.
- Step 6: Click Referral Exclusion List.
- Step 7: To add a domain, click + ADD REFERRAL EXCLUSION.
- Step 8: Enter cdn.ampproject.org.
- Step 9: Click “Create”. This will save your referral exclusion