Using Filters with Google Analytics
One of the most important things that a web master can do when implementing analytics is to filter out his own visits. If you’re using Google Analytics then this can be accomplished by setting up a custom filter. In this article I will show you how to set up filters in Google Analytics that will filter out visits from a particular IP address, and IP address block, and a domain.
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