I will show you what I did to stop Google Analytics from tracking your visits to your website.
Here are the steps,
- Go to the admin tab of your site, select Filters,
- Click + NEW FILTER
- Configure the filter,
- Filter Name- Name your filter, for example, IP filter
- Filter Type- Check Predefined filter
- From the drop down menus, select
- IP address~ enter your IP address, for example, 123.456.789.12
- You can find your IP address from visiting www.whatsmyip.org
- Save and Google analytics now stop tracking your visits to your own website.
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Phoenix2015
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Tashi never mind about my last question, I could figure it out. Thanks,
Chittranjan
Chittranjan
Phoenix2015
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Tashi,
After I applied the segment with conditions it did not excluded the bots I excluded, when I see historic data. It shows same report as All Session. Can you please tell me why so and how can I fix it? Thanks,
Chittranjan
After I applied the segment with conditions it did not excluded the bots I excluded, when I see historic data. It shows same report as All Session. Can you please tell me why so and how can I fix it? Thanks,
Chittranjan
Colestock198
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This is great training and I was filtering referral sites individually like this for a while but I found a way to set up a filter to block out all the spam without having to make multiple filters.
I can't remember off the top of my head what the name of the website was that had the walkthrough but it involved including valid host names instead of blocking out the individual bots..
I really like this for a couple of reasons. Theres no need for setting up multiple filters and because it blocks out the spam before it ever hits your site (preventative! thats the word needed!)..
I haven't had a single issue since I implemented this filter, if I remember what the site was I'll get back to you. It could possibly be in one of my recent blogs here but I'm not sure. Otherwise, I'll just have to create training for it!
Thank you very much for the info on filtering the past results, I was wondering about that and didn't get the chance to look it up.
Take it easy man,
-Zach
I can't remember off the top of my head what the name of the website was that had the walkthrough but it involved including valid host names instead of blocking out the individual bots..
I really like this for a couple of reasons. Theres no need for setting up multiple filters and because it blocks out the spam before it ever hits your site (preventative! thats the word needed!)..
I haven't had a single issue since I implemented this filter, if I remember what the site was I'll get back to you. It could possibly be in one of my recent blogs here but I'm not sure. Otherwise, I'll just have to create training for it!
Thank you very much for the info on filtering the past results, I was wondering about that and didn't get the chance to look it up.
Take it easy man,
-Zach
Phoenix2015
Premium
Hey Tashi,
Very nice training, I used it, I was also facing problem of unwanted bots traffic. I hope now I can avoid them and get the accurate traffic stats. Thanks,
Chittranjan
Very nice training, I used it, I was also facing problem of unwanted bots traffic. I hope now I can avoid them and get the accurate traffic stats. Thanks,
Chittranjan