How do I add Google Analytics code to HTML?

Set Up Google Analytics

Sign in or create a Google Analytics account.
In the left bottom of the sidebar, click Admin.
On the right side of the screen, select the account you would like to use or create a new account by clicking the + Create Account button.
Click the + Create Property button.
Select Website.

How do I get Google Analytics on my website?

Add Analytics tracking

On a computer, open a classic Google Sites.
Click Settings. Manage site.
Under “Statistics,” click the Down arrow. Use Universal Analytics.
In the text box, under “Analytics Web Property ID,” enter a valid Analytics Property ID.
At the top, click Save.

What is a Google Analytics code?

The Google Analytics Tracking Code allows Google to quickly scan data on each page of your website and send it back to your Analytics report for the best and most accurate data yet. To find your tracking ID, (UA-XXXXX-Y), click Admin, select Property Settings, then Tracking Info > Tracking Code.

Where do I put Google Analytics tracking code?

As per Google Analytics’ instructions, your tracking code should always be placed just after the opening of the tag of the website.

How do I remove Google Analytics?

To delete a Google Analytics account, follow these steps: Remove the tracking code of Google Analytics from all of your web pages or blogs. Go to your Google Analytics account and log in. Then click on the Admin tab, which is at the top of the window. You will see three sections, Account, Property, and View.

What is my Google Analytics account number?

You can find your Google Analytics Account number by following the steps below. Log into your Google Analytics account. Click on the account, from the list, that you want to get the number from. Click on the ‘Admin’ tab at the top right of the screen. The Google Account Number will be listed under your website title next to ‘Property ID:’.

What is a Google Analytics tracker?

Google Analytics tracks all of its data by a unique tracking code that you install on every page of your website. This code is a small snippet of Javascript, or a coding language that runs in viewers’ browser when they visit those pages.