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Changing linked analytics account

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sgavin last edited by

When setting up a new campaign, I attempted to add GA. I entered the wrong GA account to this profile. How do I change the GA profile that is linked to this campaign?
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EricaMcGillivray last edited by

The easiest way is to go to our "Campaigns" page and next to each of your campaign names is "Settings." Go here and scroll down to "Google Analytics Connection:" and then you can disconnect from that one and add the right one.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

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