Why you should Stop Tracking Your own Pageviews?
As a website owner, you might visit your site more often may be 10 to 20 times a day and during the visit you might serve hundreds of pageviews yourself. Since, Blogger keeps track of all visitors it would also include your views in the traffic statistics. For that reason, you will be unable to know the real performance of your site. For instance, your site has 6000 views per day out of which 2000 views are yours, so the real visitors are just 4000. Now you can notice the foremost difference in your real traffic.
The First thing you need to do is to Login into your Blogger account. After logging in, from the dashboard go to your site >> Stats >> Overview. Now on the right side of your screen, just under the page views statistics select the “Don't track your own pageviews” link and proceed to the next step.
A new window will pop out asking you whether you want to track your own pageviews or not. Now just check the box next to the “Don't track your own pageviews” and press the save button to finish the whole process. At this instant, Blogger would stop tracking your own views until or unless you clear your browser cookies or tried to access your site with different browsers.
We hope this tip would help you in getting rid of your views from your site. However, you can also try Google Analytics for tracking because it is the most accurate tracking service. If anyone has a better tip for tracking visitors then, do not hesitate to leave your comment below.
About the Editorial TeamThe Editorial Team of MyBloggerLab consists of a group of Professional Blogger geeks Led by Syed Faizan Ali (Founder of MyBloggerLab).
20 comments
Nice and very informative post..
Nice post! Am gonna implement this on my blog. Thanks for the sharing the info
Nice tips syed bro we have turned off this options to know the exact and unique previews.
Bundle of thanks
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Hello my name Tales loved the post I just wanted to solve this problem very obg'm Brazilian ^ ^ kk used a translator to comment vlw
When I do this, it doesn't seem to make any difference. I save my preference, but then when I go back in, it's still the 'Track my page views' option which is checked, and I'm pretty sure it's still tracking my visits.
Any ideas?
Well, This is the reason why Always recommend you to use Google Analytics.. Its the most accurate stat checker!
Very nice information..
This does not work at all. A few weeks back I did an internet search and found that to make this work for Blogger or Anylitics it is more complicated ... and my pageviews are thusly still being tracked.
Dear Editor i want to know about Google analytic show me the 100- visitors traffic on my blog but other my hosting c-panl show the 350 visitors which one is right.
Google Analytics is the most comprehensive Tool. You should Trust it.
Thanks for the help. I was wondering if they tracked my own views or not.
I saved above option many times in my blog.but still the same
any idea,what to do
Well, this service that blogger provides is not robust and it doesn't provide good results. Try using Google Anaytlics
Really happy to disable my page views... Thank for help...
Yup .. It is because of the Cookies protection option turned on in your browser settings. To overcome, you go to Cookies > Manage Exceptions settings and add your blog URL to the exception list.
Sign off and sign in back to your blogger account and your "Track my page viewS" options should have changed.
Thank you very much. I didn't knew it.
I have done 'all of the above' and the only work around for me has been to view my blog via the "View Blog" button on my dashboard or else by going to the "Posts" and clicking on the "View" selection (for each individual post). This has been a work-around (so that I can view my blog without affecting my stats) for me. Until today. If I try to 'manage exceptions' and block my site I am not allowed access to view it. If I 'allow' or 'clear on exit', there is no affect and blogger still counts my stats. Is there any other way to work around this? It all worked fine (my workaround way) until today ....
I would prefer you to use Google Analytics.
ITS NOT WORKING FOR ME
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