Ask HN: How do you find out when someone links to your blog?

Hacker News Ask2026-11-06 10:240 views

If one of your blog posts suddenly got linked from somewhere and resulted in a lot of (or even a bump in) traffic, what do you have in place that would alert you and tell you where the traffic is coming from?

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