Showing posts with label Stats on Blogger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stats on Blogger. Show all posts

How to UnTrack Own Visits from Blogger Stats

So like I was contemplating on my 'How to get stats on your blogger dashboard' post -  I did figure out how to stop tracking own Pageviews in blogger stats. Easy as it is.

On your Stats Page > Overview > Right Section of the page (Below the Today, Yesterday etc Stats), You will see this link
'Don't Track Your Own Page Views'


Click on it and Mark your preference for the blog.

Please make sure that every time you delete your browsing history, cache or cookies - you should go through the same process again. As Untracking is happening due to Blocking of Cookies. 

Secondly if you are the one to use two or more browsers on the same work station then do it for every browser. 




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How to Get Stats on Your Blogger Dashboard

Search String: Does blogger have Stats

Wouldn't we love to have the stats show right up there on our Blogger dashboard (much like Wordpress but only better) without bothering to login to an external client like statcounter etc.

Its really simple actually.

Step 1 - Sign in your blogger.

Step 2 - Scroll right down to the bottom. You will see this "Blogger in Draft" link. Hit it.

Step 3 - Your Stats are ready for you! Wasn't that easy.


Step 4 - You will see this Check box on top. Incase you want to keep the blogger in draft settings all the time. Check it.


Stats in Blogger are a lot similar to Google analytics, but less comprehensive. But really great for beginners or otherwise.
On the con side - Your own visits to the blog would be counted. I haven't found a way out yet but till then you know how to do the little calculation :) [Update: I did find out How to Stop Counting own Visits on Blogger Stats]

Whats "Blogger in Draft" really?
Blogger in draft is a special version of Blogger where the developers try out new features before releasing them to everyone. Think of it as a sandbox, or laboratory, or just “Blogger + new things.” By taking our feedback and looking at what works and what doesn’t, they are able to make features that much better before releasing to everyone. Don't worry, it would not create any sudden mishaps on your blog. They might withdraw certain feats but that does not affect rest of the blog


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