Why are these Referrals showing on my Google Analytics? These referrals that show up in GA are commonly called  Ghost Referrer Spam because they don’t really visit your page. The purpose of these spammers is to drive some traffic to a “dark-forum” with more spam and a bunch of ads, so for any reason try to visit these sites. Some Examples of Traffic Spam...

• pornhub-forum.uni.me page /www.pornhub-forum.uni.me/
• pornhub-forum.ga page /www.pornhub-forum.ga/
• pornhubforum.tk page /www.pornhubforum.tk/
• torture.ml page /www.torture.ml/
• amanda-porn.ga page /www.amanda-porn.ga/
• generalporn.org page /www.generalporn.org/
• depositfiles-porn.ga page /www.depositfiles-porn.ga/
• youporn-forum.ga page /www.youporn-forum.ga/
• rapidgator-porn.ga page /www.rapidgator-porn.ga/

How to get fit of them?

1. In Google Analytics go to the Admin tab.
   
2. Go to View Column and select  Filters    
   
3. Click on New Filter    
   
4. Put Spam Porn Referral as a name for the Filter.
   
5. Filter Type select Custom.  Filter Field, find and select Campaign Source. In the Filter Pattern text box, copy and paste this Regular Expression depositfiles-porn.ga|youporn-forum.ga|pornhub-forum.ga|generalporn.org|rapidgator-porn.ga|meendo-free-traffic.ga|amanda-porn.ga|torture.ml|pornhub-forum.uni.me
6. After you check everything Save
   

With the filter verification tool, you can see the effect that the filter will have. The verification features is based in the previous 7 days, if the record of any of these referrals mentioned above it recent(today) or older than 7 days you will get a message saying that the sample data might be too small. Don’t worry the filter has been tested and it will work .

We use Nextus CMS. This is a robust Wordpress CMS from Germany with great support and training information. You can use your website CMS to add images, text and create new pages whenever you want. You would use it most often when creating a blog or news item. 

We are creating a video library for using our CMS, in the meantime, we provide a 1 hour on - line training session for our clients for every website we build. We also provide email user support for one month after delivery of your website. email support@frostbreaker.co.nz

Definition - What does Keyword mean?

When referring to SEO, A keyword is a particular word or phrase that describes the contents of a Web page. Keywords are intended to act as shortcuts that sum up an entire page. Keywords form part of a Web page’s metadata (Learn about meta data) and help search engines match a page to with an appropriate search query.

Search engines look at all websites on the internet and they look for keywords that match a search query. Google considers keywords on your website when they show you in results in Google search.   Keywords are not the only factor for successful SEO, there are MANY! But it is a great starting point to understand what terms people are searching for to find businesses like yours online, and making sure you use those terms, as opposed to less searched terms, on your webpages and in meta data.

Keyword phrases are more than just single words, and much better at getting the right people to your website.  Usually when people do a search, they type in a keyword phrase instead of just a single keyword. The click-through rate (how many people click your listing to go to your site) also increases, as more words match the search query. Your conversion rate (how many visitors actually purchase something, sign up, or take whatever action is appropriate on your site) also increases because you’re more likely to have what the user is looking for.

You can see why it’s a good idea to have great keyword phrases, and not just single keywords, on your Web pages. We suggest you use your target keyword phrases in title headings, text, when you name images before you load them onto your website, and in all meta data information. But don't overdo it! Keyword "Stuffing" can have a negative effect so try and keep it to relevant locations and situations. 

Meta data is just one element of website optimization but you need to start here. Your website was delivered optimized, now you need to keep it that way. Make sure you understand what meta descriptions are, and why they are important, then make sure you write them for every new page you build on your website. 

1. Log into your website.
   
2. When on a page on the front page of your website, click on the SEO tab. 
   

This takes you to where you can add the meta data for your website. Enter the information here, and save the changes. Learn how to write good meta titles and descriptions here. 

Meta Titles

Title tags are often used on search engine results pages to display preview snippets of your webpage and are important both for SEO and social sharing.

Keep it accurate and concise description of a page's content. It's important to keep it to 55 characters or less to ensure  you display properly across different screens.  

Learn how to update your Frostbreaker meta data here.