What you'll need:
To complete the steps in this video, you will need the following:
- Access to your Google Analytics Account
Assignments to complete:
- Watch the entire video above
- Confirm that Google Analytics is installed on your website. If it isn't refer to the Searchable Google Doc
- Make google@churchfuel.com an Administrator on your Analytics account
- Once you have finished the listed assignments, you can mark this step complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install Google Analytics on my website?
Check out the Church Fuel Help Hub for instructions to install Google Analytics on many common website builders.
Is Analytics installed correctly?
If Google Analytics is installed correctly on your website, you will see data when you log into google.com/analytics. If you see all zeros, or there’s a message telling you that you need to install the tag on your website, it’s not installed correctly. If that’s the case, try re-installing it.
What if it’s installed, but I don’t have access?
If Google Analytics is installed on your website but you don’t have access to the account, reach out to the account owner and ask them to add you as an Administrator on the account. If you’re not sure who owns the account, we recommend just creating a new account and installing it on your website so you have full access.
Do I need to link Google Analytics to Google Ads?
Nope, the Church Fuel team will take care of this for you! All you need to do is add google@churchfuel.com as an Administrator on your Google Analytics account.
How can I upgrade to the latest version of Google Analytics? Do I need to upgrade?
If you have the old version of Google Analytics (a Google Analytics UA account) and/or Google is prompting you to upgrade your Analytics account, follow these instructions.
When I launch a new website, how can I install Google Analytics on the new website?
To install Google Analytics on your new website, follow these instructions.
What if I have more questions about this step?
Check out the Church Fuel Help Hub for more frequently asked questions.