Yepp, the spam (ghost visits) that turn up in analytics...Do you mean referrer spam by any chance?
This thread highlights it:Yepp, the spam (ghost visits) that turn up in analytics...
Thanks, but that method is about how to rank for the keywords that ref-spammers use...This thread highlights it:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/white-hat-seo/787356-method-easy-blog-traffic-using-referrer-spam-urls-keywords.html
Thanks given... that would really help me outGhost spam is referred to as a method of getting a URL / domain to come up as a "Referral" under another websites' Google Analytics, in an attempt to get that website to link to the referral domain (i.e your domain) as a act of kindness to return the favour, but in actual fact, that website is getting zero traffic from your domain and that's why it's called "Ghost" spam. You send fake referral traffic with a script that access Google Analytics directly.
OP as for your question, there are tutorials out there, but I can't seem to find one now, I'll look again and my bookmarks when I get home.
Once again: I DON'T WANT TO RANK
Anyone who can read AND has a solution?
Yupp that's it.For a moment I thought this might be a Pewep Spam method but I think you are after Referrer spam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referer_spam
Referral Spam in Google Analytics
https://www.google.com/search?q=Referral+Spam+in+Google+Analytics&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
Yeah meh... I just wanted to stop people giving advice how to rank because this isn't about it. It worked for ranking purposes before the google algo-changes but thats not what its about and the answers where completely off topic.I was about to give you the answer but turned back soon as I saw this attitude.
That's cookie stuffingHere you go OP, a simple explanation here,
http://veithen.github.io/2015/01/21/referrer-spam.html
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As you can see, not yet ^^We've been fighting spam for 3-4 months now. Especially smaller websites get really dirty statistics.
We collected 450+ domains so far and created a free tool "ga-referrer-spam-killer" (search for it on google) which adds more than 30 filters to exclude spam from Analytics.
Let me know if you have any new domains to add!
No, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie_stuffing places a cookie to get affiliate commission. With the Ghost Spam method, there is no real traffic involved at all. It just interacts with google analytics to show up as ref.Wouldn't this be considered as kind of "cookie stuffing" ?
No, cookie stuffing places a cookie to get affiliate commission. With the Ghost Spam method, there is no real traffic involved at all. It just interacts with google analytics to show up as ref.
Sorry i was referring to the W130SN post as the explanation there looks like cookie stuffing
nvm i didn't saw you already replied to him that its cookie stuffing lol