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19 March - 2015 By Paal Joachim 1 Comment
Last updated on: March 21, 2015

Getting started using Google Analytics

This is part of a series on using Google Analytics.
Part 1 – How to create a Google Analytics account.

The following is a screen for screen showing how to signup for a new Google Analytics account.
https://www.google.com/analytics/

Sign in or create an account.

Google Analytics Sign in page

Google Analytics Sign in page

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1008015

 

 

The following screen shows up for me after I clicked create an account.

One account All of Google

 

I clicked Sign in with a different account.
The following screen is what I see.
Google Choose an account

I clicked Add account.

If you do not have an Google account you will likely go straight from the Google Analytics screen to the following screen when you click Create an account.

Here you can choose to create a new Gmail e-mail address or use your own e-mail account.

Create your Google Account

Create your Google Account

 

After you have filled out the above information for a new Google Account and clicked Next step you will see this screen.

Click registration to continue.

Start using Google Analytics - registration

Start using Google Analytics – registration

 

Create a New Account. Here you can see example information that I filled in.
I made a new gmail account for this tutorial.

Go through and fill out and then click Get Tracking id. The tracking id is used for connecting SEO plugins to your Google Analytics account. Some plugins do the process automatic others you will need to login to your account and find the tracking id and insert it into the plugin.

Google Analytics New Account Website

Google Analytics New Account Website

 

We are now in the backend of Google Analytics in the Admin screen.

Google Analytics web site tracking

Google Analytics web site tracking

 

Clicking the left arrow beside the Area name (in the above screen). My site name is Easy web. One goes back one step to the (for me) My web sites admin screen.

Account = Highest level of organization
Property = Usually a web site or mobile app
Views = reporting data for the property

https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1102154

Google Analytics Admin top level

Google Analytics Admin top level

 

The other screens in Google Analytics

Home

Google Analytics Home screen

Google Analytics Home screen

 

Reporting

Google Analytics Reporting screen

Google Analytics Reporting screen

 

Customization

Google Analytics Customization screen

Google Analytics Customization screen

 

Resources:
https://www.google.com/analytics/learn/index.html 

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Paal Joachim Romdahl

I enjoy teaching and creating tutorials. As well creating web sites.
I help people gain WordPress knowledge through my easy to follow tutorials and specialized training. Contact me for more information on how I can improve your WordPress skills and to help get your web site quickly up and running.

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    27 March - 2015

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