MOZ cannot connect to GA
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As I went thru the process of setting up my campaign, MOZ could not connect to my GA account. Any idea why?
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Hi Bil
I haven't heard of that issue before. See if you can log out of your Google account, clear your browser cache/cookies and try re-connecting your profile and follow the authorization steps through your campaign settings and let me know if that works! Make sure you are logging into the account owner of the Google Analytics profile.
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David, I'm having a similar issue - when I click to connect GA, the window pops up but the "accept" button to actually allow the access is grayed out. Why is that?
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Hi John
Our engineers have fixed the bug preventing your profiles from appearing in Google Analytics. Please let me know if you are still seeing 'No GA profile' in the drop down and I will have our engineers get right on it!
Hope you have a great weekend!
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Hi John
We are experiencing a connectivity issue with Google and our engineers are investigating the source. Once this is resolved I will let you know!
Thank you for your patience and I apologize for any inconvenience.
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