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Do Third-Party Web Traffic Estimates Preserve Causal Variation?
Researchers increasingly rely on third-party platforms such as Similarweb and Semrush to measure web traffic when first-party analytics are unavailable. Yet these platforms report model-generated estimates rather than raw data, raising questions about whether their measures preserve the temporal and
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