Long-Term Solution: Keep fighting Google Analytics Spam by asking your development team to add this filter in your GA Property Filter settings or use your CDN or. Look for "Bot Filtering" and check "Exclude all hits from known bots and spiders.".Next, you’ll set up another custom event when the user first scrolls on the page. Make sure non-interaction is set to true. First, you’ll load the event shown above when the page first loads, using the page’s URL as the label and using 100 as the value.
In your GA account Admin Settings, go to View -> View Settings. Actually, this tracking will consist of multiple custom events.Temporary Solution: If you need to review data in January-February 2021, review the screenshot below to exclude bot traffic from displaying in your Google Analytics views. *trafficbot.*|.*traffic-bot.*|.*bot-traffic.*|.*bottraffic.* into the search box’s regex to find this bot traffic.Īlthough most of our Google Analytics properties have the “Filter for Known Bots” selected, as well as custom spam filters set up by Overdrive and development teams, spam is a constant challenge for web analytics platforms. In your Google Analytics Property, navigate to Behavior > Site Content > Landing Pages, and you may see an uptick in traffic based on the bottraffic/trafficbot anomaly. How do I Block Bot Traffic? On January 31, Google Analytics accounts were hit with a large spike classified as a “landing page” (coming from Google) from one of these four referrals:
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