Before you get stuck into putting your website on Google Analytics make sure your website is set up correctly. I suggest you visit my website post, https://workingonthewildside.com/one-of-the-best-solutions-t...

This post shows you how to set up your new website (or edit your existing ones) including setting up All in One SEO. This is important as it is the place you link your Tracking Link from your website to Google Analytics.

Since I tend to get behind Jay during his webinar, I decided to rewatch the one on Introduction to Google Analytics. And rewatch it and so forth. I lost track of how many stops and starts I made. But at last success, I believe.

Note that some images have data (Jay’s) and some don’t (my 'to be' website (property)).

Note that, in places I abbreviate Google Analytics to GA. The tutorial consists mainly of screenshots. If you notice anything amiss please let me know.

If you like this tutorial please like it officially.

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RosanaHart Premium Plus
Just what I needed when I needed it! Serendipity rules, thanks!
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HelenpDoyle Premium
@RosanaHart
Rosana, I just popped over to your profile and will be hopping back as some of your info looks astounding. I am just finishing a straw bale house and it some of your articles look pretty earthy too.

Thanks for your comment and have fun with Google Analytics.

Ciao
Helen
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RosanaHart Premium Plus
@HelenpDoyle
My husband is an absolute fiend on the subject of natural building, mostly earthbags. We lived in an earthbag house he built in Colorado.
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terrycarroll Premium
Love this officially, as indeed I love all of your tutorials.
Cornwall needs you back! lol!.

Thanks Helen

Terry
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HelenpDoyle Premium
@terrycarroll
Terry, my folks lived in Gwithian Towans while dad went to Camborne school of mines. I while ago I had to do some research on this and to my surprise found a memory from a fellow who had also lived there. Two of his friends were mum and dad! Wow that was a feeling of amazement as now both have died.

Thanks for your comment.

And I did try to go back and visit but unfortunately chose a holiday weekend and the road to Cornwall was packed. So I went to Wales instead. Dad was born there.
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terrycarroll Premium
@HelenpDoyle
I am an import to the south west, originally from the West Midlands. I live in Plymouth - not quite Cornwall but spend a lot of time in Perranporth.
The A30 and A38 are always packed for 9 months of the year but we battle through.
Keep the tutorials and blogs coming, they are greatly appreciated.

Terry :-)
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terrycarroll Premium
Love it officially. Thanks Helen.

Terry :-)
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Hmp1 Premium
This is so packed with great info I’m going to have to come back to it when I have time to digest it all. I believe it is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you!
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HelenpDoyle Premium
@Hmp1
Heather, I write these so I have something to come back to also! So much to remember in life that sometimes we all need help.

Thanks for your comment and I am now following you.
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Tirolith Premium
13 PAGES. You are way out in front of all the others with the size of your lessons.
Well done.
Tom.
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HelenpDoyle Premium
@Tirolith
Hopefully this lesson is helpful. I can't believe how every time Google updates things get harder to follow!

Thank for your support.
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