James Hancock
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IP blocking in wordpress
I have done it before,
but I can't find it again
- the page where you can enter IP addresses of computers you don't want adsense to count as impressions on a wordpress blog
Where is that IP blocking page?
Thanks
but I can't find it again
- the page where you can enter IP addresses of computers you don't want adsense to count as impressions on a wordpress blog
Where is that IP blocking page?
Thanks
There's no way to block Adsense impressions specifically in WordPress.
However, it's a setting within Adsense that allows you to block IPs from displaying the ads. Generally it's used to prevent your own page views from counting against your CPM or CPC calculations (since you generally view your site more often than a "real" visitor.)
However, it's a setting within Adsense that allows you to block IPs from displaying the ads. Generally it's used to prevent your own page views from counting against your CPM or CPC calculations (since you generally view your site more often than a "real" visitor.)
ASKER
I want to block the IP's of my two dev machines from running up totals of shady hits.
thx
thx
I just double checked Google's Help section - all you have to do to *not* count the IPs of those machines is to login to your AdSense account from them.
Google keeps track of the IPs you login from, and doesn't count their impressions against you automatically.
Google keeps track of the IPs you login from, and doesn't count their impressions against you automatically.
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After some work, I discovered he Adsense integrator plugin has an option for this.
However, instead of blocking by IPs, if you want to avoid counting impressions of your own visits or other admin's/author's visits, you should use a plugin that can avoid these counts on a role-based basis (I use Analyticator when it comes to Google Analytics)