MarketBeat's Google traffic fell 71% since November 2025, from 6.24M to 1.84M visits a month, in line with a sector-wide shift to AI answers and big brands. The full peak isn't coming back for anyone. The plan instead protects what is left and wins clicks where they still happen: quote pages, non-Google search, and tools and calendars that AI can't replace. Set each lever, then MarketBeat's own newsletter economics.
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~118K non-Google visits a month within a year (~$89K a month in traffic value) if DuckDuckGo, Yahoo and Bing keep falling ~20% a year.
~3,700 referring domains a year, net: 13,509 lost and 9,792 gained last year (about −12%), largely from deleted pages that Forbes, Fortune, MSN and TheStreet link to.
~$56K a month more to hold today's paid volume if cost per visit rises another 18%.
One news alert carries ~636K visits (~$480K a month in traffic value) and fades when the story does. 77% of Google traffic now rides short-lived alerts; quote pages earn 9%.