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Connect Google Analytics to a project

Choose the client's GA4 property so visits and conversions show on the project dashboard.

4 minBeginnerFor: Agency owner or managerLast checked
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Search Console shows how people find a site; Google Analytics shows what they do once they arrive. One Google connection covers both, so after Search Console is connected this takes a minute.

By the end you can

  • Choose a GA4 property for a project
  • Pull the first 30 days of data

Screens used

  • Project settings

Before you start

  • Google connected to the project (see Connect Google Search Console).
  • The same Google account has access to the website's GA4 property.

Steps

  1. 1

    Open the project's settings

    On: Project settings

    Open the project and press Settings at the top right of the project home.

    You should see: A box titled Google Analytics 4 under the Search Console box.

  2. 2

    Choose the property

    On: Project settings

    In Google Analytics 4 choose the property for this website and save it.

    You should see: "Property saved. Click 'Sync now' to pull your data."

  3. 3

    Pull the data

    On: Project settings

    Press Sync now. It reads "Syncing 30 days…".

    You should see: The box shows the property, its ID and a Last synced time.

  4. 4

    See it on the dashboard

    On: Project, Dashboard

    Open the SEO hub and choose Dashboard.

    You should see: A box titled "Google Analytics — last 30 days" with Sessions, Engagement, Avg session and Conversions, the Top landing pages and Daily sessions.

Tips

  • If the box asks you to reconnect Google, the connection was made before Analytics access was added. Reconnect once; your Search Console data stays.
  • Disconnecting only Analytics leaves Search Console connected.

Troubleshooting

The box says "Reconnect Google to enable GA4".
Google was connected before Analytics access existed. Press Reconnect Google and sign in again; your Search Console data stays.
Your website's property is not in the list.
The Google account you connected cannot see it. Ask the website's owner to add that account as a Viewer in Google Analytics, then reload the page.
"GA4 hasn't collected any data for this property in the last 30 days."
Google Analytics is not installed on the website, or you chose the wrong property. Check that the measurement ID is on the site.
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