Google Analytics is a powerful, free web analytics tool that helps you understand your website visitors and their behavior. By integrating it with your Readdy website, you can track page views, user demographics, traffic sources, and much more.Documentation Index
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Google Analytics provides valuable insights that can help you improve your website’s performance and better understand your audience.
Why Use Google Analytics?
- Track visitor behavior: See which pages are most popular
- Understand your audience: Learn about visitor demographics and interests
- Monitor traffic sources: Discover how visitors find your website
- Measure conversions: Track goals and important user actions
- Free and comprehensive: Industry-standard analytics at no cost
If you’re new to Google Analytics (GA)
Step 1: Start Setup
Go to the Google Analytics platform and click “Start measuring” to begin setup.

Step 3: Select Platform
When you reach “Data Collection”, select “Web” as your platform type.
Note: Readdy currently only supports website projects.

Step 4: Set Up Data Stream
Enter your published domain and give your Data Stream a name. Then click “Create and Continue”.



Step 5: Connect to Readdy
A popup will appear with your Google tag. Copy the code and paste it into the input field in Readdy. Click “Connect” to generate a new version. Don’t forget to re-publish your domain afterwards.





Step 6: Test Connection
Back in GA, click “Test installation” to check if the connection is working.



If you already have a Data Stream in GA
Step 2: Navigate to Data Streams
Under Property Settings > Data collection and modification, select “Data Streams”.

Step 3: Choose Data Stream
If you already have a Web Data Stream, select it.
If no existing Data Stream is available, click “Web” to create one. Follow the steps from Step 4 to Step 6 in the “New to GA” section.


After Integration
Viewing Your Analytics Data
What You Can Track
- Real-time visitors: See who’s on your site right now
- Page views: Most and least popular pages
- User demographics: Age, location, and interests
- Traffic sources: Search engines, social media, direct visits
- User behavior: How visitors navigate through your site
Troubleshooting
Analytics Not Working?
Analytics Not Working?
Common solutions:
- Check if you republished: Analytics won’t work until you republish your site after connecting
- Verify the code: Make sure you copied the complete Google tag code
- Wait for data: It can take 24-48 hours for data to appear in GA
- Test installation: Use the “Test installation” feature in Google Analytics
- Check domain: Ensure your domain is correctly published and accessible
Multiple Websites Setup
Multiple Websites Setup
If you have multiple websites, you can:
- Create separate data streams for each domain in the same GA property
- Use different GA properties for completely separate tracking
- Set up cross-domain tracking if the sites are related





