Google Analytics allows you to track and analyze user activities on your website. This is a simple definition of free network analysis tools provided by Google. The core reason for its popularity is that -it is free, you can start the traffic analysis of your website. It can help you cleverly understand the behavior of the visitors and so on.
The tool is very compatible with any type of website. The integration process is also very simple. If you have a website designed with Elements, this job is much easier. Moreover, in this tutorial, we will show you how to add Google Analytics to Elementor. There are two ways to cover these two processes.
How to cooperate with Elements with Elements
Google Analytics contains a section of javascript code on the page of your website. Come to work. When the user on your website views the page, this JavaScript code will quote a JavaScript file, which will then perform an Analytics tracking operation.
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Maybe you are already very clear. Google analyzes through a website with JavaScript tracking code. You need to paste or add this code to the header.php or footer.php file of the Elementor theme. Whenever the visitor logs in to your website, the Elementor theme that tracks the code activated will send the user’s behavior data to your Google Analytics instrument board.
Every time the user access the page, the page takes time to load, and the tracking code will marked these activities from the header or footer of your website. Yes, it’s that simple. Well, let’s enter the \”operation method\” part below.
Add Google Analytics to Elementor without a plug -in
At ElemenThe easiest way to add Google Analytics to TOR is to use plugins to complete this job. You can find a lot of plug -in in the WordPress repository. Most of them are free, and the high -end versions need money. But let us show you the best process without any plug -in.
First, you will need one thing. Your website’s Google Analytics tracking code. Therefore, if you already have Google Analytics accounts, then you can take one step further.
Get your Google Analytics tracking ID
We assume that you have not added your Elements website to the GA account. If so, this is what you need to do-
Log in to your Google analysis page
Click the Management tab. Find the setting option and go there
Click the account name. Now create a new account
Enter all the necessary information
Click \”Get tracking ID\”
After you agree with the terms and conditions, you will get a contain
script
of GA tracking code. If you are willing, you will now follow the code to copy the notepad. You will paste this code to the header.php or fover.php file of the Elementor theme.
Add GA to the ID Go to the header or footer of the Elementor theme
Okay, first of all. If your current theme support, you can add Google Analytics to your WordPress website. Because most WordPress themes are highly customized and open source, this is not a big deal.
If you designed your website with Elements free plug -ins, you will find the HTML editor on the left side of the small component panel. But the free version does not allow you to edit all the contents of the theme of the theme, you can only use some parts of the current theme.
Therefore, when we talk aboutWhen the Google analysis is added to Elementor, it is still Elementor Pro. Because only Elementor Pro allows you to use its huge free and advanced templates. In addition, you can also use a powerful \”theme generator\”.
Therefore, if you have used the theme builder to build your website, please perform the following operations- Step 1: Insert the GA tracking ID
In your WordPress dashboard, hang the mouse on the template, and then click the theme generator option.
On the next page, you will find different parts of the custom theme. Here, we will add the GA to your foos.php file. So choose your custom Elementor theme.
Step 2: Design page in Elementor
Now, the page of the page will be opened in the Elementor canvas. Find the Elementor HTML components from the sidebar. Drag it and place it anywhere in the foot. Execute the same operation as the following figure.
Putting the small parts behind the foot, you will see the HTML code field on the sidebar. This is actually part of your fover.php file.
Paste the Google Analytics tracking code into this box, and then click the update button.
Dada! You have added Google Analytics to Elementor.
Use WordPress plug -in to add Google Analytics
This is a process that does not need to be coded from your site. You will find a lot of plug -in in the WordPress market. Just install one of them in your site and add your GA tracking code to a specific area, and the rest is completed by the plug -in. For example, it will collectData, generate reports, and provide you with suggestions and improvement guidance.
According to Elementor, some top Google analysis plugins are-
Monsterinsight GA instrument panel
Google Analysis Tag Manager
GA Google Analysis
Okay, to understand the detailed process of installing the WordPress plug -in, please check our tutorial on how to install Happy Elements Widgets in WordPress.
Close The last thing we want to mention. If you have activated Google Analytics on the WordPress website before, this will be very suitable before you migrate to Elementor Theme Builder. When you use the theme generator to customize the theme, the earlier GA activation will not work. You need to use your website’s new custom theme to add tracking ID again.
So, this is all now. Did you find what you want to find in this tutorial? Please leave your opinion in the evaluation part.
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Now, the page of the page will be opened in the Elementor canvas. Find the Elementor HTML components from the sidebar. Drag it and place it anywhere in the foot. Execute the same operation as the following figure. 