Removing myself from google analytics

13 years ago

Molad,

Don't know if this will help I am new at most of this stuff.

In analytics you can go in to the profile settings for the site and go to filters

Exclude traffic from the IP addresses: this filter works to exclude clicks from certain sources. You can enter a single IP address, or a range of addresses

I would post a link or a screen shot but way to neeeewwww for that

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ChrisMcDonald

13 years ago

Originally Posted by CEsGeek

Molad,

Don't know if this will help I am new at most of this stuff.

In analytics you can go in to the profile settings for the site and go to filters

Exclude traffic from the IP addresses: this filter works to exclude clicks from certain sources. You can enter a single IP address, or a range of addresses

I would post a link or a screen shot but way to neeeewwww for that

Thanks for the tip! I thought I had done this, for some reason, but clearly I hadn't :p

Chris

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playa4thee

13 years ago

Originally Posted by CEsGeek

Molad,

Don't know if this will help I am new at most of this stuff.

In analytics you can go in to the profile settings for the site and go to filters

Exclude traffic from the IP addresses: this filter works to exclude clicks from certain sources. You can enter a single IP address, or a range of addresses

I would post a link or a screen shot but way to neeeewwww for that

Great post as this answered a similar problem I been having.. I keep getting my visits counted on the Google A.
Thanks for the advice.. Will try it today.

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Gimitrix

13 years ago

I would just not use the account... and take of all codes from my site.
But your idea sounds better. Now I am also learning.

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playa4thee

13 years ago

Just in case the complete How to on doing this is right here https://www.google.com/support/googl...n_US&utm_id=ad

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lumpy burgertushie

13 years ago

easy way is to simply remove the code from your site(s) and there can be no stats collected.

robert

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rhinocl

13 years ago

There have been claims on this forum that using Google analytics can harm your Google rankings in some cases, and that you should use alternatives.Does removing a site from Google analytics reverse the damage eventually?

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ldelre

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rhinocl

There have been claims on this forum that using Google analytics can harm your Google rankings in some cases, and that you should use alternatives.Does removing a site from Google analytics reverse the damage eventually?

Good question. That's why I came here tonight.
I spend time and money getting private IP addresses for my sites so the Panda sees them as separate, and then I go to Google Analytics and lay it all out as a group. Logic tells me that ain't good.

Any comments from the folks here?

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Nino Rostomashvili

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rhinocl

There have been claims on this forum that using Google analytics can harm your Google rankings in some cases, and that you should use alternatives.Does removing a site from Google analytics reverse the damage eventually?

How G analytics can harm the site ranking?
In my opinion, using more G products will benefit your site. Am I wrong?