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How to Find Your Google Tag in Google Analytics

by | Jun 20, 2024 | Business Strategy | 0 comments

I was recently setting up Google Analytics on a new website. The client already had a Google Analytics account for the old website, so the same tag was going to be used on the new website in order to preserve the continuity of analytics. This tutorial will guide you through the steps to locate your Google Tag in Google Analytics, so you can seamlessly transfer it to your site.

Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Your Google Tag

1. Log In to Your Google Analytics Account

First, you’ll need to log in to your Google Analytics account. You can do this by going to analytics.google.com. Make sure to log in with the email address that your Google Analytics account was set up with.

2. Navigate to the Admin Section

Once logged in, you’ll see a gear icon at the bottom left corner of the screen, which represents the Admin section. Click on this icon.

3. Use the Setup Assistant to Find Your Google Analytics Tag

From the Admin section, the fastest way to find your Google Tag is through the Setup Assistant. Click on “Setup Assistant” to continue.

4. Collect Website and App Data

In the Setup Assistant, look for the option to “Collect website and app data.” If you already have a tag set up, you will find it here.

Google Analytics Tag in Collection Data area

5. Manage Data Streams

Next, you’ll see the option to manage data streams. Click on “Manage Data Streams” to proceed to the next step.

6. Locate Your Tag

Within the data streams, select the one associated with your website. Here, you’ll find the gtag, which is what Google currently uses as the most current option for tracking. Simply copy the gtag from this section. This will start with a “G-” and is also known as the Measurement ID.

7. Add the Google Tag to Your Website

After copying the gtag, you can add this to your new website. This ensures that your analytics data continues to be tracked correctly on your new site.

Good luck!

Xx,

Kara


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A website designer and online business strategist for over 10 years, at Guided Online Business, I teach the frameworks, tools, and strategies I’ve used to help service-based businesses build an effective online presence — from clarifying your messaging and offers, to building a strategic website, to implementing simple systems that support your growth.

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