I had this question last week…
Jan, how do I add my new website to my existing Google Analytics account?
If one person has a question, others will be wondering the same. In this short video, I show you how to add a new site to an existing Google Analytics account. The transcript is below for those who prefer to read.
How to Add Your Website To An Existing Google Analytics Account
Video Transcript
Hi, it’s Jan Kearney at My Local Business Online. I want to do a quick video to show you how to add a website to an existing Google Analytics account. So you already have a Google Analytics account and you’ve just made a new website for example and you want add Google analytics to your new website.
First of all you need to log into Google Analytics on the account that you want to use. Then click on Admin. From this drop-down here you can select create new account. We’re going to track a website. You can choose if you want to use Universal Analytics, which is still in Beta or Classic Analytics. Universal Analytics has the advanced tools for your re-marketing and tracking data, I’m going to stick with that for now and see how that goes.
Scroll down and enter the account name. And the website name. And the URL. If you are using secure servers make sure you select that. Then select the industry. I think business and industrial might be the best one for this site. Make sure you have selected your reporting time-zone because that doesn’t get changed later. And select any data that you want to share.
Once you have entered all your information you get your tracking ID and agree to the terms and conditions. That’s the code you copy and paste over or you can use a plugin if you use WordPress to automatically add your tracking ID. That’s it for now, I shall speak to you soon.
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Nice tutorial Jan! This will really help someone who hasn’t had to do this much. Thanks!
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Thanks Misty 🙂
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Thanks Jan. I have a mental block about where to find that and always struggle, so it’s really helpful that I will know to look on your blog to remind me in future!
Joy
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I have a mental block too Joy – I couldn’t remember without looking at the screen! Thanks for popping in 🙂
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That’s pretty easy (or at least it looks like it would be). All this time I fret for nothing. ROFL
I can definitely follow this tutorial and get my other sites added. Thanks Jan!
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Glad it helped Bonnie 🙂
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Thank you very much for the clear and precise information you shared with your subscribers…. Straight to the point and easy to understand. Thank you…
You’re welcome Denis – glad it helped 🙂