How to combine several subdomain in google Analytics
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Good afternoon. I have a question.
I have a main site site.com + many subdomains example1.site.com, example2.site.com, example3.site.com, example4.site.com ....I need to combine google Analytics reports into one.
Information from: example2.site.com, example3.site.com
showed in example1.site.com -
You can link all your subdomains by modifying your tracking code. Google's tutorial: http://services.google.com/analytics/breeze/en/domains_subdomains/index.html
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