How to remove yourself from your Google Analytics results

This how to article is for the attentive webmasters who are always messing around with your own websites. Testing, tweaking, blogging, testing, testing, etc

You spend a lot of time messing around inside your website, which can adversely affect your Google Analytics tracking accuracy.

For more accurate Analytic reporting, filter yourself so Google Analytics no longer tracks you.

TIP: This is especially important for new, emerging online businesses with low traffic. If you're only tracking 10-50 visitors a day, your own actions can really skew your reporting.

Update: Here's another method of filtering yourself from Google Analytics results.