How to Create a Google Analytics Account
In case you don’t have the Google Analytics account, get over to Google Analytics first.
Select Admin and then browse to Account will list all user accounts and allows you to edit them.
Put the account’s name, and define the data sharing settings to use to manage the kind of data you allow Google to use.
Type “Next” in order to apply the first property to the account.
Create a New Google Analytics 4 Property:Create a New Google Analytics 4 Property:
On the Admin page, click Create > Property option.
Name of the property should be the next thing to pay attention to. g. I set the value statements next to my name, ( “MyBusiness,Inc website”) and picked up the reporting time zone and currency.
Choose the industry classification that matches your business sector and size.
Select its very purpose why you need to involve Google Analytics. g. This involves domain specific capabilities in areas such as data use, analysis, interpretation, automation, and e-commerce to name a few.
Set Up Google Tag Manager:Set Up Google Tag Manager:
Google Tag Manger is a tag management system (TMS), which is free and among its functions is to send data from your web site to other platforms (include Facebook Analytics and Google Analytics).
Add “Google Tag Manager” code by placing it into <head> section of the website, after the <head> tag.
Set Up Goals:
Determine particular targets that you desire to monitor (for example, income, retail revenue, growth, and store expansion). g. It also ensures that the website is user-friendly by offering easy access throughout its pages such as contact us, literature submissions, purchases and newsletter sign-ups.
In a Google Analytics system navigate to Admin > Property > Goals to set your aims.
Link to Google Search Console:Link to Google Search Console:
Attatching Google Analytics with Google Search console is allowing extra view point.
At Admin > Property > Google Search Console, enter your account information and follow the steps explained.
Verify the Tracking Code:
Go to your google Analytics portal and check that the tracking code is working in place.
You can use browser extensions and “Real time” section of Google Analytics to see data is actually collected.
