1. Go to Google and type in "What's My Ip Address" 



  2. Login to Google Analytics and select your profile
  3. Select the Admin Menu
  4. Under Account Select All Filters
  5. Click Add Filter



  6. Give your filter a name
  7. Leave Filter Type as predefined
  8. It should read: Exclude + traffic from the Ip addresses + that are equal to
  9. Enter your IP Address



  10. Save

Please note: All historical data will still be polluted with visits from your IP address, but at least now it won’t! And don’t be surprised if your analytics drop – at least it’s excluding your visits and you can start getting more accurate data to better improve your website and marketing.

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