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Google Analytics Spam and Bot Traffic Audit

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Spot suspicious traffic that distorts reports.

The Open buttons send the prompt text as currently shown below to that site only when you click. Fill in the placeholders first.

[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.

Audit suspicious traffic in Google Analytics. Traffic by source, country, device, landing page, session duration and engagement for a period, and spikes: [TRAFFIC_DATA].

Make a checklist of signs and mark which each suspicious segment shows: a sudden spike from one source, engagement under one second, a single page, identical session durations, an implausible location, unusual hostnames or language settings, and fake referrals. Quantify the share of sessions affected: 1,800 suspicious sessions of 12,000 is 15 percent, and show the effect on conversion rate with and without them.

Exclude the traffic from reports first with a saved comparison or filter that can be switched off, and keep a note of the date, the rule and the effect on key figures before any permanent change [VERIFY]. Recommend server-level or tool-level defences only through the person who manages the site, and never block ranges that might include real customers without checking. Return a table and a plan, testing before applying filters.

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Invented data. Total sessions 12,000. One source gives 1,200 sessions with 0.5 percent engagement and average duration 1 second. One country gives 600 sessions, all to the home page, all within one hour. Suspicious sessions = 1,200 + 600 = 1,800 = 15 percent of 12,000. After excluding in a report view, the conversion rate moves from 2.4 percent (288 / 12,000) to 2.8 percent (288 / 10,200). Documentation entry: 'From 1 March, report view B excludes sessions from source X and country Y (1,800 sessions, 15 percent). Reason: engagement under 1 second and one page only. Reviewed monthly by the site owner.'

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