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I can't seem to find a way to filter out my own (and my colleagues') visits to my blog from the stats results. We hit it many times for testing before I launch a promotional email blast. I don't want to see those hits in my metrics.
The blog I need help with is gropartners.wordpress.com.
The following are not reflected in your stats:
Visits to uploaded documents and files
Visits from browsers that do not execute javascript or load images
GoogleBot and other search engine spiders
Your own visits to your blog (for logged-in users of public blogs only) http://en.support.wordpress.com/stats/
I read that before I posted this question. Then I tested it. Each time I visited my blog in a separate session, it picked up one more hit on my stats. So for some reason it doesn't "see" me and filter me out.
Your blog is private - so your logged in views will count - otherwise you would have no traffic
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