What you need to succeed at online customer acquisition—getting quotes, orders and information requests from prospects via your website or blog—is "measurement."
When it comes to representative measurement tools online, Google Analytics needs no introduction.
These days, results are presented from angles that make insights easy to spot, even without much analytical skill.
Even if not daily, you should check it regularly and use it to drive improvements.

That's all well and good, but one sticking point when running access analysis is that "visits by your own staff or your web production company's staff also get recorded."
When updating a blog or website, you view the pages over and over to check your work, but if that history remains, it becomes hard to measure the pure results—what actual users really did on your site.

So in this article, we'll introduce a way to keep your own staff's visits out of the results.

Installing the Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on solves it!

There are several ways to keep your visits from being reflected in access analysis reports, but the easiest is to install a Google Chrome extension called the "Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on."

Adding this feature stops your browsing data from being sent to the Google Analytics accounts of the websites you view in Google Chrome.
Since it works within Google Chrome, browsing with a different browser on the same computer will still be reflected in the measurement results.
【Google Analytics Opt-out Add-on installation page】