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 A web tool that allows you to track, monitor
and analyze traffic of your website

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 Provides information about:
 Visitors of your website
 What they are looking
 And how they are getting there

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 Your website must be ready BEFORE you can
set up Google Analytics

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 I’m using Blogger (www.blogger.com) in this
tutorial

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 This tutorial covers the basic functions of
Google Analytics to help you successfully
install it in your Blogger website.

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 Go to www.google.com/analytics/

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 Click Sign Up button to continue

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 This webpage will appear

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 Click Create an account now to create
account if you don’t have one.

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 OR sign in if you have account already

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 I’m assuming you have your Gmail account
already.

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 Log-in with your Gmail account

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 This webpage will appear

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 Click Sign UP button located below the page

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 This page will appear. Create your new
website profile

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 Enter your website URL

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 Enter your account name

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 Select country & time zone

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 Click Continue

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 Click Agree box on Google Analytics terms
of service

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 Finally, click Create New Account button

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 Google provides you with a unique block of
code to add to your site.

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 Code looks like this

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 The code is site-specific only

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 Copy the whole block of code

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 You’ll insert the code to your blogger
website

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 First, go to www.bloggers.com

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 Log in with your username and password

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 In your Dashboard, Click on Design

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 This page should appear

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 Now you can add a gadget. Click Add a
Gadget link

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 This will appear next

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 You can add many gadgets that you like to
your blog

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 Scroll down to HTML/JavaScript option

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 And click + sign

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 A final popup will open

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 Paste your Google Analytics code under the
Content area

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 Paste it like this

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 Just leave the Title blank

 And click the button Save

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 Go back to your Page Elements sub-tab,
HTML/JavaScript should appear

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 Code is already installed and you can begin
tracking information

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 To verify your set-up status, return to your
Google Analytics account

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 Click Analytics settings. This should appear

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 Code is properly installed if a green check
(√) appears under status column

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 Code is NOT installed if a yellow triangle (Δ)
appears under status column

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 You can also verify status if you click Edit
button

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 And this will appear telling you “Tracking
Not Installed”

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 You can do a number of things under
Analytics Settings

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 You can edit your website profile by clicking
Edit button

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 You can also delete your website profile

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 You can also add new website profile

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 Google Analytics provides data of your
website performance 24 hours after
installation

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 To check your site performance, log in to
Google Analytics account

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 Select a particular website you wish to
check.

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 After you’ve selected a website, click View
Reports

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 You will be directed to your Dashboard

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 Dashboard shows the summary information
of your site

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 It shows information like number of visits to
your page

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 Information about your visitors, and a lot
more

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 Use Dashboard to set or modify reports to
see in your website

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 Reports are organized into groups:
 Intelligence
 Visitors
 Traffic sources
 Content
 Goals, etc

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 In the Dashboard you can position report
summaries anywhere or delete others

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 Example:

You wish to know more information about your

visitors

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 Click on Visitors button below Dashboard

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 It’ll show you information of your visitors in
a graph

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 You can customize the reports you wish to
see in the dashboard

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 Keep only the reports that are relevant for
you

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 Just click on each group under the Dashboard

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 Click on the word Dashboard to return to
main dashboard

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 These reports are useful to improve
performance of your website

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 Always log out properly when you are
finished.

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 Click Sign Out located at the right-side of
your page

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 End of the tutorial

Thank you and I hope you find this guide

useful.

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