> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://info.techup.live/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://info.techup.live/admin-instructions/tooling-and-software/google-analytics.md). # Google Analytics {% hint style="info" %} Setting up Google Analytics is extremely simple, all you need to do is to: * Generate a Google Tag (just some JavaScript code) * Copy this Google Tag in the \ section of every page you want to track {% endhint %} ## How to Set Up Google Analytics ### 1. Go to and click on Get Started Today

### 2. After logging in to your Google Account, you will be redirected to the Setup page, click on Start Measuring

### 3. Enter an account name then click next

### 4. Enter a property name (and Singapore timezone and currency is selected) then click next

### 5. Select Other Business Activities and Small then click Next

### 6. Select Examine User Behaviour then click Create

### 7. Accept the Terms and click next

### 8. Select Web

### 9. Enter your website URL and enter the stream name, then click create stream

### 10. The installation instruction should pop-up automatically after approx 10-20 seconds, click on Install Manually and copy the Google tag

### 11. Finally, you will need to place this Google tag in ALL your HTML/EJS pages in the \

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