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To stop inflating your analytical data by your own visits to your website, learn a good method and the best method to block internal traffic in Google Analytics.
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Jewelia
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Thank you, Edwin.
I wonder if this video tutorial made sense to you. I was intentionally trying to verbally describe every action I take. At the same time, I wanted my video not to be very long... So for example, I omitted reading Opt-Out download page URL, but I thought that to google it was an alternative way to get to the page and would work well for those who couldn't see the URL on the screen. I'm sure that unintentionally I missed something else, though. Do you think you could follow the instructions in this tutorial?
It's always nice to hear from you. Warm regards,
~ Julia
I wonder if this video tutorial made sense to you. I was intentionally trying to verbally describe every action I take. At the same time, I wanted my video not to be very long... So for example, I omitted reading Opt-Out download page URL, but I thought that to google it was an alternative way to get to the page and would work well for those who couldn't see the URL on the screen. I'm sure that unintentionally I missed something else, though. Do you think you could follow the instructions in this tutorial?
It's always nice to hear from you. Warm regards,
~ Julia
EOPolini
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It's hard to say without actually trying to apply. I gave up on Google analytics a while ago because it is quite difficult to use with a screen-reader. Regardless, I listened to the entire video and it sounds like I would be able to follow, provided my reader's output matches your descriptions. It's tricky my friend. Regards!
