Non-Organic Traffic

Non-organic traffic is paid traffic. This includes website users who clicked on online advertisements.

Organic food.
A living organism, as opposed to a robot or hologram.
Belonging to or derived from living organisms.
It refers to an of the body of a living organism.
With regard to carbon compounds, with regard to natural products.
Food or food grown in an environment that is free from artificial agrochemicals and may have been certified by a regulatory body.
Description of the form of social solidarity theorized by Émile Durkheim, characterized by voluntary participation in complex interdependencies for mutual benefit (e.g. trade agreements) rather than a mechanical solidarity based on prescribed relationships between people (e.g. family or tribe).
A military unit or formation or parts thereof that are part of a permanent organization (as opposed to a temporary affiliation).
An instrumental act as an instrument of nature or art for a specific function or purpose.
(from search results) Generated by search engine ranking algorithms, not advertiser paid placement.
Develop gradually or naturally.
Harmonious and holistic structure.

Pedestrians or vehicles on the roads or their circulation or passage.
Commercial carriage or exchange of goods or carriage of passengers or passengers.
trade or exchange of goods, often drugs.
The exchange or flow of information, messages or data, such as in a computer or telephone network.
Putting goods on the market.
The transfer of goods and merchandise from one person to another for an equivalent value in goods or money for the purchase or sale of goods.
Collaborate or negotiate the sale.
The traffic exchange is done on the basis of an agreement or for a fee.