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Google Analytics in WordPress

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Hi,

 

If I have a WordPress blog that is currently being tracked via Google Analytics, and I set up a page, have that page re-direct to the homepage, and add a separate GA tracker code to it.. Will that even work?!

 

I want to view results of giving out that particular URL (page).

 

If this won't work, what's the best way to go about it?

 

Thanks

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You can track the entrance page of a website using GA, just do that?

 

I already have every page,post and homepage tracked using GA. But I would like to track just one particular page, using a separate profile in GA. That page 301 redirects to the homepage, and I wondered if the tracking would be false or if there was a better way of doing this?

 

Thanks

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If it's just a single url, use utm link tagging to tag your url.

 

Can you explain this more please?! not sure what that is!! :)

Hi,

 

If I have a WordPress blog that is currently being tracked via Google Analytics, and I set up a page, have that page re-direct to the homepage, and add a separate GA tracker code to it.. Will that even work?!

 

I want to view results of giving out that particular URL (page).

 

If this won't work, what's the best way to go about it?

 

Thanks

 

I did this recently using 'Goals' in GA. See About Goals and Setting Up Goals

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