Are Your AdWords And Analytics Accounts Linked?

Writing by Pay Per Click Journal on Thursday, April 16, 2009 Comments (2)

One of the most important things that a webmaster can do to be successful using pay per click advertising, especially if advertising through Google AdWords, is to link your Google AdWords and Google Analytics accounts together. This is a must if you use both services.

The best way to link your two accounts together is to install the Google Analytics code on your website. Click the Analytics tab inside Google AdWords and it will take you to the right place. Once you install your tracking code on every page of your website, you’ll be able to see your Google AdWords data inside of Google Analytics.

Another thing you should do is add Google Conversion code to your site. Put that code on your thank you pages after your visitors close a sale. That will track your conversions and make it easier for you to measure your ROI.

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2 Comments

Comment by Lisa

Made Thursday, 16 of April , 2009 at 6:21 pm

Doesnt this just make the google big brother more aware of every single thing you’re doing online? linking all your sites together in analytics seems wrong to me which is why i use different stats programs.

Comment by Nick Stamoulis

Made Friday, 17 of April , 2009 at 6:52 am

Thanks for your comment Lisa…

I view Google not as “big brother” but as the “big partner”…believe me Google has much better things to do then watch what you and I are doing with our websites…

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