Let's get started. If you don't have a Google Analytics account yet you just need to sign into your Blogger Google account to start. Now, if you have a large number of blogs under a parent name or company then I would suggest you monitor all of your sites from a single account. You be the judge.
Creating a Google Analytics Account
Creating a Google Analytics Account
Once you're logged in, simply go tohttp://analytics.google.com - you should see a page like this. Just select 'create an account':
Now that you're into the main sign-up page just click the 'Sign up' button to start:
You'll now be presented with a number of options to get your account started. I chose 'Website' and 'Universal Analytics' as my options to start. I felt that the benefits of the Beta would be good to try out.
Scroll down the screen to find the rest of the options - enter your 'Account Name', 'Website Name' and 'URL':
There are some more options near the bottom of the sign-up screen called 'Data Sharing Settings' and I will let you pick and choose if you want to opt-in on those. Once you've done that just click on the 'Get Tracking ID' prompt at the bottom of the page, accept the Terms and Conditions and you're ready!
Adding Your Analytics ID to Blogger
You'll be brought into the main page with the 'Tracking ID'. One point to remember is that the ID is tied to a specific blog. If you have more that one blog be sure to go back in and create another ID for a different blog.
I've highlighted the ID below - this is the ID you're going to want to copy and paste into Blogger. Be sure to copy this ID right now by highlighting it and using a mouse click copy:
Now, go back and log into Blogger - open your specific blog - and choose the 'Settings', 'Other' menus and scroll down to the bottom of the form to find the 'Google Analytics' entry field like this:
Add your analytics ID in the empty field as I have above and press 'Save Settings' in the upper right of the screen. Your blog is now ready and monitoring all users hitting your site.
Viewing the Google Analytics Data
The best part of the analytics screens is just the overall breadth of what data is provided. My goal in this tutorial is not to give you an in-depth view. You can take a look at this step-by-step tutorial. However, go back into your Analytics account to get to the reporting data.
The main page you want to look at is the 'Reporting' screens where you'll see your traffic and other analytical information:
Here is a snapshot of one of my old sites with the type of data you'll see in your main Google Analytics dashboard:
My favorite view in the Analytics page is the real-time view of who's hitting the site.
You can see that a desktop, mobile and tablet hit the blog and what pages are being access. That is a very cool view of your site's traffic. There's so much more you can do with what Google provides. Enjoy!!
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