Same person on my site, every day, for over 6 months??
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I watch my Google analytics real time while I work and for the last 6 months, I've had one person on my site consistently during every Monday to Friday.
It's only the home page there go on, it never shows they look anywhere else. But it's starting to concern me a little since it's been going on for so long.
Does anyone have an idea what they could be doing? I do my own SEO, there is no one else working on my site.
Thanks in advance!
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You have excluded yourself through an IP filter or something else? Usually a robot wouldn't always trigger the JS though.
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Ohhhh, yes that makes sense. Thank you so much.
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Might be a robot checking to see if you have changed anything. Lots of people use these.
Might be a competitor waiting for you to publish something and then grab it.
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