Google Analytic Integration Upgrade

Google Analytics Integration now supports Global Site Tags!

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Google Analytics is simple and evolving! Google Analytics is now supporting Google's new Global Site tags, what this means is that our Integration systems are ensuring capability with the latest Google Analytics.

This new support is not the only update, you can now track even more Google properties including:

  • Google Adwords
  • Google Marketing Platform
  • Google Tag Manager
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How to integrate Google Analytics tracking system

Integration with Google Analytics is simple and easy! To start tracking properties go to the settings of your site, then to the Google Analytics section, from there you can input the tracking ID.

Here are all the properties you can track right now with Google Analytics:

  • Google Analytics Property ID (UA-*)
  • Google Tag Manager (GTM-*)
  • AdWords Conversion ID (AW-*)
  • Flood Light / Double Click Tracking ID (DC-*)
  • Google Global Measurement ID (G-*)


After you have integrated your Google Analytics you will be able to track all site visitors for that specific property and click-to-call, eCommerces purchases, form submission, and even more! With all this amazing information you will be able to better prepare for the future, improve marketing decisions, get a better ROI, and have a more complete idea of how your customers are interacting with your business online.

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