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Wanted: Service Looking to add analytics to a website..
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It is very easy, here is a link that might help: http://www.google.com/support/googleanalytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55488
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If your site is powered by wordpress, you can simply use a plugin called google-analyticator. Search Google for it and you will find it easily.
<body>
Site html blah blah blah
Analytics code goes here
</body>
Visit your page, right click, view source, code should be there, give it a bit of time
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Here's a video ...
Shows you how in XLsuite, but the process is the same if you just open up your site
(just that you have to do it on every page, unless your site is driven by a template)
(another trick if your footer is a seperate element you can put it there since that's on every page)
http://ixld.com/blogs/training/2009/1/15/adding-google-analytics-to-your-xlsuite/3020
Shows you how in XLsuite, but the process is the same if you just open up your site
(just that you have to do it on every page, unless your site is driven by a template)
(another trick if your footer is a seperate element you can put it there since that's on every page)
http://ixld.com/blogs/training/2009/1/15/adding-google-analytics-to-your-xlsuite/3020
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