A Quick way to set up Google Analytics on your Website & Blog
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This document provides a guide on setting up Google Analytics for websites and blogs, detailing the process from creating a Gmail account to installing the tracking code. It highlights the capabilities of Google Analytics, including visitor statistics, tracking traffic sources, and managing ad campaigns. Additionally, it mentions that Google Analytics cannot be used with WordPress.com and provides background information about the author, Dan, who is seeking a marketing role.
A Quick way to set up Google Analytics on your Website & Blog
- 1. A Quick way to set up Google Analytics on Your Website & Blog image via adventuretravelnews.com Google Analytics is a great way to monitor yourefforts online. It allows you to see how many people are visiting yoursite, the duration of their visit, what content they are looking at and from what network. You can also see what country they are from. Anotherthing you could do is to set custom goals to check for certain things. The site allows you to measure the amount of traffic that comes from social networks. To access this, just click under the social tab under traffic sources. Google Analytics also lets you track your Adwords campaigns. I use Google Analytics for my website and tumblr blog.
- 2. Today I am going to discuss how to setupGoogle analytics for your website and blog. The first thing that you will need to get started is a Gmail account. Now with yourGmail account, go to the Google Analytics website. You will need to click the create an account button. Next you will be asked to login to you Gmail account. You will then be asked to create a profile and add the website URL that you want to track. You can also provide yourtime zone. Once you provide this, the site will provide you with a tracking code. Next, you will need to copy and paste this into the html section of each page of your website or blog. If you have done this correctly, you will see that the tracking code is installed. You will start to see statistics about your visitors within a few hours. It is important to note that you cannot use Google Analytics with WordPress.com. WordPress provides users with a set of analytics. Now you are using Google Analytics. I have also included a video tutorial via http://www.brilliantbusinessadvice.com/ About the Author Dan is passionate about using Marketing to help businesses drive sales. He has worked on various marketing assignments that include a Start Up, Political Campaign & a Digital Marketing Conference. Prior to Teaching, Dan served customers as an Outside Sales & Marketing Representative in the Dental industry. In this role, he taught and trained
- 3. Dentists on the company's products and services using a consultative selling approach. He also supported the company's marketing efforts at industry trade shows & in the field through lead generation of Digital Technology along with large Dental Equipment. Dan is seeking a full time marketing role in New York City. He is interested in roles in Direct, Digital, Content & Social Media Marketing. If your company is hiring for roles in these areas, contact him directly via a free LinkedIn Message or email him at Dan@DanGalante.com to set up interviews.