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google analytics installation
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the is the initial installation of google analytics on a website.
requirements questions
- Do you have a Google Analytics account already?
- Do you have a Google Account (Gmail)? If so, can you share the credentials with us? If not, may we create one?
- What is your company name? Website? Industry? Time zone?
- Do you have multiple sites we are going to track?
- What content management system do you use for your website? WordPress, Wix etc.? May we have these credentials?
steps
Step 1 :
Go to https://analytics.google.com/analytics/web and click "Sign Up".
Step 2 : Login to your Google account.
Step 3 : If you do not have a Google account, please go to www.google.com and select "Sign In" on the top right corner and then "Create account". Follow the prompts to create a new account.
Step 4 : Select "Website" and fill in your Account Name, which typically is your company name.
Step 5 : Set up a property by filling in the Website Name, Website URL, Industry Category and Reporting Time Zone.
Step 6 : Review Data Sharing settings and select “Get Tracking ID”.
Step 7 : Accept the Google Analytics Terms of Service Agreement.
Step 8 : You officially have the Google Analytics account and tracking code.
Step 9 : Now you need to install the tracking code on your website. Here are two options:
Step 10 : a. Install Tracking Code on WordPress using Google Analytics by MonsterInsights.
Step 11 : Go to your wp-admin -> Plugins -> Add New and type into the search bar "Google Analytics by MonsterInsights". Select "Activate" to activate the plugin.
Step 12 : Navigate to the tab in wp-admin called "Insights" and select "Connect MonsterInsights".
Step 13 : Make sure you are logged in to your Google account and then select "Allow".
Step 14 : Select "Complete Connection".
Step 15 : In wp-admin -> Insights, navigate down and select "Launch Setup Wizard".
Step 16 : Follow the prompts by choosing all of the default options and skipping whenever given the option to skip.
Step 17 : b. Install Tracking Code on a Custom Website.
Step 18 : Navigate to your Google Analytics account and go to the tab "Admin".
Step 19 : Go to Account Settings -> Tracking Info -> Tracking Code and copy the Global Site Tag.
Step 20 : Navigate to your website files and find the file that is loaded on every page of your website. This is often called the header.php file.
Step 21 : Paste the tracking script before the main header function and save on your server.
Step 22 : Navigate back to the Google Analytics Admin (Account Settings -> Tracking Info -> Tracking Code) and select the button called "Send Test Traffic".
Step 2 : Login to your Google account.
Step 3 : If you do not have a Google account, please go to www.google.com and select "Sign In" on the top right corner and then "Create account". Follow the prompts to create a new account.
Step 4 : Select "Website" and fill in your Account Name, which typically is your company name.
Step 5 : Set up a property by filling in the Website Name, Website URL, Industry Category and Reporting Time Zone.
Step 6 : Review Data Sharing settings and select “Get Tracking ID”.
Step 7 : Accept the Google Analytics Terms of Service Agreement.
Step 8 : You officially have the Google Analytics account and tracking code.
Step 9 : Now you need to install the tracking code on your website. Here are two options:
Step 10 : a. Install Tracking Code on WordPress using Google Analytics by MonsterInsights.
Step 11 : Go to your wp-admin -> Plugins -> Add New and type into the search bar "Google Analytics by MonsterInsights". Select "Activate" to activate the plugin.
Step 12 : Navigate to the tab in wp-admin called "Insights" and select "Connect MonsterInsights".
Step 13 : Make sure you are logged in to your Google account and then select "Allow".
Step 14 : Select "Complete Connection".
Step 15 : In wp-admin -> Insights, navigate down and select "Launch Setup Wizard".
Step 16 : Follow the prompts by choosing all of the default options and skipping whenever given the option to skip.
Step 17 : b. Install Tracking Code on a Custom Website.
Step 18 : Navigate to your Google Analytics account and go to the tab "Admin".
Step 19 : Go to Account Settings -> Tracking Info -> Tracking Code and copy the Global Site Tag.
Step 20 : Navigate to your website files and find the file that is loaded on every page of your website. This is often called the header.php file.
Step 21 : Paste the tracking script before the main header function and save on your server.
Step 22 : Navigate back to the Google Analytics Admin (Account Settings -> Tracking Info -> Tracking Code) and select the button called "Send Test Traffic".
