I don’t want to be counted as visitor every time I test my page in the hosting. Does Google know i’m the owner of the site by checking if i’m logged in my Gmail account?
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I don’t want to be counted as visitor every time I test my page in the hosting. Does Google know i’m the owner of the site by checking if i’m logged in my Gmail account?
I don’t think Google does anything like this automatically. But they do provide instructions for excluding based on IP address (or range) and apparently also now by cookie. If you use a CMS or admin interface, you could put the code they provide in an HTML file that you then include into the admin interface pages by IFRAME (to ensure that the cookie stays set for anyone who uses that interface).