As we all may know,
Google Analytics is a web analytics service offered by Google that tracks and reports website traffic. Most website owners now use Google analytics to track website traffic. But as you might have observed, over time, there might be a lot of junk traffic hits on your website from bots, spiders and referrals sites. They never visit the website but send junk traffic to your Google Analytics so your web traffic might show inflated hits but in reality, human visits are much less. So it is hard to identify the real traffic that comes to the web pages. Referral sites like �floating-share-buttons.com� or �webmonetizer.net� or �Semalt�are pretty common ones.
How to exclude all hits from known bots and spiders by using the Bot Filtering feature in Google Analytics.
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