: How google handle site traffic in google analytics I have a site with address www.exam.com and I have put Google analytics javascript scripts in it. I have made an app for my site, I want
I have a site with address exam.com and I have put Google analytics javascript scripts in it. I have made an app for my site, I want that everytime a user uses app, he visit the site in the application with built in browser which is inside the application ( I am using C# for application and .NET web browser ). User will address example.com/appvisit in the app and I just have put google analytics scripts in that page and nothing else.
And I want to disallow this address /appvisit in my robots.txt file . I want to know that Is there any problem with doing this? will google crawl in the /appvisit directory ? Does google hate this work? and will google think this traffic is true and normal?
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There is no problem with disallowing that address in your robots.txt file. Google won't crawl it, but some crawlers ignore robots.txt. There is nothing wrong with saying that part of your site shouldn't be crawled. Measuring visitors is a different thing to letting search engines index your site.
(I did find someone who found that URLs used by analytics were then used for crawling, but as I say Google obeys robots.txt www.monkeylytics.com/googlebot-crawls-based-on-google-analytics-data/)
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