Analytics may show traffic reaching the new domain, but the original landing-page intent is lost. It becomes difficult to identify which old pages drove visits, conversions, or engagement. Bounce rates may increase because users must search again for the content they expected. Attribution data can become misleading, making successful pages appear ineffective. Tracking keyword performance is also less accurate since visitors are no longer landing on the most relevant destination. User journeys become fragmented, reducing visibility into behavior patterns and content effectiveness.