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sudo nginx -t (make sure it returns no errors and if none then)
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sudo service nginx reload
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####Sixth Step - Stopping Google Analytics 'ghost' spam
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##Finally - Stopping Google Analytics 'ghost' spam
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Simply using the Nginx blocker does not stop Google Analytics ghost referral spam
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because they are hitting Analytics directly and not always necessarily touching your website.
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You should use regex filters in Analytics to prevent ghost referral spam.
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For this a simple google-exclude.txt file has been created for you and it is updated at the same time
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when the Nginx Blocker is updated.
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#####To stop Ghost Spam on On Analytics
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###To stop Ghost Spam on On Analytics
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Navigate to your Google Analytics Admin panel and add a Segment. This will need to be done on each and every site
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where you want this filter to be in effect.
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