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How to set up Google Analytics?
I have an adsense account, google analytics, etc.
I have several sites running adsense.
And my sites are included in my Google Analytics account.
From my adsense account, I was only able to link only one of my sites to my Google Analytics account.
I can easily see the Adsense performance of that one site from Google Analytics.
But I can not see the performance of Adsense for the other sites (they are running analytics).
How can I set up multiple Analytics/Adsense accounts for all domains running adsense so I can see their performance of each when I log into analytics and scroll through each site.
For instance, last month I made over $50 from my other sites (in addition to my primary site) but I am unable to determine which site(s).
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you should use "channels" to differentiate ads. Then your adsense reports will break it out by detail.
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No matter what I typed in on my search I could not find this.
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Thanks!
I think this is what I need to do and will try it:
In addition, if a webpage is not on your primary domain, you must add a third piece of code:
* The AdSense-Analytics code specific to that domain
Please note that the order of the code snippets is very important. The snippets must be placed in your webpage's HTML in the following order:
1. The AdSense-Analytics code snippet at the beginning of the page, just after <body> (only for non-primary domains)
2. The AdSense ad code
3. The Analytics tracking code, placed just before the closing </body> tag
I would love to see the other sources of revenue and their performance.
"Just a lot of embarrassment, embarrassed to be part of group of domainers who would do this to their fellow man.",
Condemnation of Mobee boys and investors by our precious Mother Theresa of Domaindom
thanks a lot guys!
if your using a lot of ads you should use channels as well.
Yeah, viewing multiple profiles can be a big pain, especially if you have to toggle back and forth. One amazing tool is the GA Data Grabber which you can find at http://www.automateanalytics.com/p/products.html
This allows you to use excel and basically pull information from multiple profiles all with a couple clicks. Honestly, if you arent using GA Data Grabber, you are going to spend hours and hours on time consuming tasks.
Most important, the GA Data Grabber is the only tool compared to its competitiors that lets you click multiple profiles at once...
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