Google Analytics is the industry standard when tracking visitor data on your website. If you have WordPress Premium hosting through UK2.net you can easily set up analytics with the steps provided within this guide.
Sign up for a free Google Analytics account by visiting https://analytics.google.com in your web browser.
Enter your Gmail account information by entering your username and password.
If you don’t have a Gmail account, click “Create account” and follow the steps provided to signup and get started.
Click “Sign up”.
Under the “What would you liked to track?” heading, select the “website” option. Create a preferred account name and enter your Website URL, industry category, website name and the reporting time zone to get started.
Click “Get Tracking ID”. This ID will tie your website to Google’s monitoring system.
Read and accept Google’s Terms of Service.
Google will use your unique tracking ID to relay statistics from your website and provide you with the valuable information. Your tracking ID will appear similar to the one seen below.
Access your WordPress Admin dashboard in one of two ways:
Click on the WordPress tab in your CHI account, then “Go to WordPress Admin Area”, or...
Go to www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin, making sure that you replace “yourdomain” with your website’s URL.
The plugin you downloaded should automatically add a “Insert Header and Footer” button to your settings. You will need to add your tracking ID script to this section. You can do so by following the steps below:
Google Analytics will begin tracking your information in 48 hours. You can view any analytics information about your website by signing into https://analytics.google.com/ and clicking on the “Reporting” tab.
If you have questions or concerns regarding this article, it may be helpful to visit the Google Analytics Help Center for questions about Google Analytics. You can also open a chat with a member of the UK2 technical support staff or create a ticket within your CHI account dashboard.
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