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    How to find Google analytic code

    by Harsh Agrawal

    Google analytic is one of the best free website analytic tool. The first thing any website or blog should do is to sign up for Google analytic and get the tracking code for their blog.

    I was working on a client project and I had to get the Google analytic code, though I never accessed the code panel after installing code for the first time. So I think this will be useful for those users, who need to get the analytic code again for their blog.

    Login to your Google analytic account

    Click on Edit link in front of website/blog whose code you need.

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    Click on Check status, at the side of Receiving data on the next Edit page

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    On the next page, you will have Google analytic tracking code. Copy the code and put it on your blog or website.

    Also see this video which will help you to understand the process

     

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    Article by Harsh Agrawal

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    Himanshu

    Cool info, but you should write on how to put that code in our blog, i use Google analytics plugin for this, but this can be done manually by simply editing footer.php .I am also code phobic so I am satisfied with the plugin only :-)

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    Robin

    Yup, More detail would do better..

    this is very simple.. if possible, try updating this topic.+
    .-= Robin ´s last blog ..Comment luv getting better shape =-.

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    Robin

    Yup, More detail would do better..

    this is very simple.. if possible, try updating this topic.+
    .-= Robin ´s last blog ..Comment luv getting better shape =-.
    OH! You’re my new favorite blogger fyi

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    analytics code

    Fab post – thank you. I have been looking for a while on how to insert custom analytics js with various plugins. Great work

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