If you have a Blogspot blog, you do not need to install any third party analytics to count the traffic coming to your blog (though I recommend the use of Google analytics). Blogger has a default traffic analyzer which checks the traffic to your website. It can tell you the visitors location, and the top landing pages with popular keywords. One issue with Blogger stats checker is the inefficiency to identify the owner.
By default, Blogger stats count the visit of the blog owner too. Though it makes sense, we can tell it to do not count our traffic to our blogs. By telling don't count your visits, you get a clear picture of actual readers. To do this, follow the instructions provided below.
How to Configure Blogger Stats to don't Count Your Visits
Now onwards Blogspot will not count your visit to your site. It is not an irreversible change. You can always change the don't track my pageviews option to track my pageviews option by following the steps mentioned above.
You know the traffic to a blog depends on the backlinks it achieves over time. To check the link count, follow the link below.
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Here you learned how to stop blogger tracking your visits to your blog. Now I introduce my another tutorial. That article is about using the backlinks pointing to an old web page. That page is no longer on your website. But you want to use the backlinks and traffic pointing to that page.
It is not possible to create the same link for the new post. It is because Blogger creates unique URL for every post. But you can redirect the existing traffic to your new post.
How to Redirect Traffic and Backlinks Pointing to Old Blogspot Post to New Post
By default, blogger shows newer post first. When you publish a new post, it will take the first position in your blog. However, you can display the opposite of it in your blog. To learn how to do this follow the link below.
How to Show Last Posts First in a Blogspot Blog
By default, Blogger stats count the visit of the blog owner too. Though it makes sense, we can tell it to do not count our traffic to our blogs. By telling don't count your visits, you get a clear picture of actual readers. To do this, follow the instructions provided below.
How to Configure Blogger Stats to don't Count Your Visits
- Login to Blogspot Account
- Click on the Blog listed in the dashboard
- Click on Stats
- Click on the link Don't track your own pageviews
- Select the radio button don't track my pageviews and click on Save
Now onwards Blogspot will not count your visit to your site. It is not an irreversible change. You can always change the don't track my pageviews option to track my pageviews option by following the steps mentioned above.
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It is not possible to create the same link for the new post. It is because Blogger creates unique URL for every post. But you can redirect the existing traffic to your new post.
How to Redirect Traffic and Backlinks Pointing to Old Blogspot Post to New Post
By default, blogger shows newer post first. When you publish a new post, it will take the first position in your blog. However, you can display the opposite of it in your blog. To learn how to do this follow the link below.
How to Show Last Posts First in a Blogspot Blog
I did but the stats does not make any sense. i trust Analytics only.
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