初心者のためのWordPressにGoogleアナリティクスをインストールする方法

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1. Syed Balkhi

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2. Lebo

   This is awesome thank you for this

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3. Keith

   Great and simple post to follow! Thanks! Should be higher in Google in my opinion as it’s easy to follow with good screen shots.

   I had trouble with adding another tracking code to my new, second site. I had to log into my Google Analytics I already had and then click on the upper right “Admin” tab/button. That led me to the page to add the new site’s info. I was trying to add a whole new Google Analytics account!

   Don’t know if that will help some but wanted to share.
   Great post! Thanks for the tutorial.
   K

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4. Nicholas

   Thanks for this information
   I have install Google Analytics on one blog, please can i use the same code for my new second blog.

   Thanks.

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   • Roel Kramer

     No, if you use the same code on a second blog the Analytics code will track visitors from both websites simultaneously. You will not be able to tell the difference betwee visitors from blog 1 and visitors from blog 2. You need to use a new code for each new website.

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5. Tahzeeb Sattar

   Thank you very much, I have added to my new blog.

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6. Sarah

   Thank you for these really easy instructions. I think I’ve cracked it (took a little bit of playing around to figure out how to use the plugin). Now fingers crossed I should get the information that I’m after.

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7. Hamza waqar

   In your plugin setting we’ve to insert code in footer or header or in both ?

   Please answer this ASAP. I’m stuck

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   • WPBeginner Support

     In one of them. Pasting a code in both will make the code appear twice on every page of your site.

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8. Tommy G

   Hi there,

   I am trying to install my google analytics tracking code to my website via word press, and I am having a hard time getting the “insert headers and footers” plugin to install properly. I keep getting “Unable to create directory”. Anybody have any fixes to this?

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   • WPBeginner Support

     It seems that an earlier plugin install attempt ended prematurely. Go to Plugins > Installed Plugins screen and see if you have insert headers and footers there.If it is there then try activating it. Or you can connect to your website using an FTP client and go to wp-content/plugins and delete the insert-headers-and-footers directory. Try to reinstall plugin after that.

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   • Mrkay

     I had exactly the same problem. I overcame it by logging on to my ftp and changing the permissions, for the plugins folder on the host server, from 555 to 777 – which makes it writeable.

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     • WPBeginner Support

       777 is a dangerous combination of permission and it leaves your site vulnerable. Try setting it to 755 and see if this resolves your issue.

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9. Pam Wilson

   These instructions no longer work. When I sign into my google account using your link it takes me to a Security settings page. When I just searched for Google Analyltics, there are several options. I assume “standard” is the one you recommend, but there’s no nifty walk through like you lay out in your article. After searching, I found this link to get me to where you sent us (I think)

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   • WPBeginner Support

     The instructions work perfectly. Actually Google may change signup page URL. All you need to do is to visit Google Analytics website and then click on the Signup button.

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10. Liesl

    You might have already answered this but I am sick and the brain is not at 100% functioning capacity.

    1) Now that I have pasted the code into my footer via settings, does that cover very page and blog on my site?

    2) What is the benefit of pasting the code into the header as well as the footer?

    3) When I installed your plug in it warned that it may not be compatible with the latest version of wordpress 4.2.2 And I noticed that you haven’t upgraded this version in over a year. Will it still be compatible with all of the changes?

    Regards………Liesl

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Yes when you paste the code in footer, it will appear on all your WordPress pages. The header loads first and the footer loads at the end. Please see our guide on should you install plugins not tested with latest WordPress.

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11. Chris

    I’m running WordPress 4.2.2 on by blog and it says that the Insert Header and Footer plugin has not been tested on this version. Will it still work? Any other suggestions?

    Thanks.

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12. Paul Maddock

    You might want to add in at the end of this article the use of the ‘Real Time’ -> ‘Overview’ report. You can immediately see if you’ve installed the tracking code correctly if you’re getting any data at all showing in GA.

    I just followed this awesome guide and was able to see myself on the site, which was pretty satisfying

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13. Nick Darlington

    Hey, thanks this was a great help.

    At the end, after you have pasted the code, mention going back to step 4 and clicking save?

    Perhaps im being stupid, but theres no save button anywhere.

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14. Drew

    Great easy to use tutorial. Thank You!

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15. Jayson Schlesinger

    Thank you for such a simple and easy video, not a tech expert and this video made it effortless.

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16. Josh Rachlis

    Great, thanks. I’m working on launching my new self-hosted WordPress site. I just added the Insert Headers and Footers Plugin, like you suggested, and I pasted the code into Footers. So, we’ll see if it works! Do you happen to know if adding Stat Counter would help as well? I used to love looking at Stat Counter for my older blog, because it showed who was visiting and what they Googled to get to me. But, Google is hiding that info now, right? So, is there no point in having Stat Counter as well? Do you know of any work around trick to see that kind of info?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Josh. Many users find statcounter easier to understand than Google Analytics. There is no harm in using them both on your site.

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17. Sherluck

    Hi, I installed Google analytics plugin yesterday. It does not show any data from 30 days. Does it just start tracking from the day I installed it? how can I track the last years data? Thanks

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    • larry

      Hi Sherluck,
      Yes, it only starts tracking once you install Google analytics. It has no historical data.

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18. E.S. Michelson

    Good post. Thank you.

    Near as I can determine Google Analytics will not work on a yourdomain.com wordpress.com account unless you upgrade to, or have, a WordPress business plan. ($299/yr.)

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19. Bill

    Thank you for the tip. I downloaded a Header/footer plugin and it worked great.

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20. moko

    Uh wow! great article.. i need this .. thanks

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21. Maris

    How to hide tracking code from page source?
    Everyone can see it….

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    • Larry

      Why do you want to hide it?
      There is nothing sensitive about it.

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22. Maya Mey Aroyo

    Hey,
    First I wanna say that I really love this website, been using it quite a lot lately..
    Second,
    I already have a google analytics account on a different website (actually 2), and I can’t seem to find how to add my two new sites to that account…
    I tried the help on the analytics itself, and got to the page where I can add a URL- but the fill-in boxes where grey and I had no option filling in the details. Any advice?

    Cheers!

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23. Febriyan Lukito

    I want to ask about the analytics plugin itself. I use the one from Yoast. Is it recommended to install such plugin? Please help on this.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      If you find it hard to add Analytics code to your website, then you can use such plugins.

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24. Tony McBride

    Easy to follow and I liked the fact that you had the video as well as text to explain the how to.
    My site is set up now for tracking, thank you!

    Tony

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25. Ahmad Tahir

    I a£ using wordpress blog from wordpress.com that doesn’t allow for plugin installation. I don’t know how to access the websites files on the wordpress.com server.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Please see our guide on the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. You will need to move your WordPress.com site to a self hosted WordPress.org site if you want to use plugins and edit files. See our guide on how to move your WordPress.com blog to WordPress.org

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26. Mieke Fassart

    I had a perfectly running report until April third. After that date my traffic is zero. Can you help?

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27. ROnald

    With a multisite network of independent blogs that I administer: Do I need to install Google Analytics *before* I convert the clean WP install to a multisite network, or *after* it has been networked. I want Analytics to report on each site independently.

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28. elizabethsusanjoseph

    I followed all this information. but I am getting an error message as follows:

    “Tracking code on page example.com/ does not match property example sites tracking ID UA-61……”

    What might be the problem.

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29. Mahe Karim

    I paste this code on my function.php bt not working so i again remove analytical code but my site still showing that “Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<' in /home/eishkool/public_html/~/wp-content/themes/wpstart/functions.php on line 452"

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30. Dawn Reber

    This was a very simple and easy to follow tutorial for setting up google analytics. Thanks!

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31. j

    great thanks a lot, i love you guys. however google says all too briefly:

    “Create a PHP file named “analyticstracking.php” with the code above and include it on each PHP template page.”

    google provides this google tracking code to use:

    (function(i,s,o,g,r,a,m){i[‘GoogleAnalyticsObject’]=r;i[r]=i[r]||function(){

    (i[r].q=i[r].q||[]).push(arguments)},i[r].l=1*new Date();a=s.createElement(o),

    m=s.getElementsByTagName(o)[0];a.async=1;a.src=g;m.parentNode.insertBefore(a,m)

    })(window,document,’script’,’//www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js’,’ga’);

    ga(‘create’, ‘YOURTRACKINGCODEHERE’, ‘auto’);

    ga(‘send’, ‘pageview’);

    most of us will know that is the analytics tracking snippet

    so i put this in a plain txt file and save as .php fairly simple, but is this the right syntax for a php file? im new and i dont think so – but its what google said to do?. also

    including it on each php template page.. can this just be done with the php get_analyticstracking.php include tag? and if so does my analyticstracking.php script belong in my theme folder or the includes folder?

    the aim here is to call this tracking script into each template file using the include and then adding the following line to each template page immediately after the opening tag:
    to track each page where it is implemented.

    i like the idea of having the tracking done in the php rather than the open headers or footers but im not about to risk breaking the site to do this method when i dont fully understand it. am i on the right track?

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32. Janie Nafsinger

    I see the analytics code across the top of my screen above my header even though I pasted it into my footer as instructed?

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33. amanda

    Nowhere (except here, on the bottom of all the instructions) does it tell you that a WordPress blog (not self-owned) cannot use Google Analytics! Just want a good stats tracker that will show the visitors to my (free) WordPress blog. I have a StatsCounter counter but it doesn’t show the landing pages or exit pages. It does for my site, but it stopped doing it for my WordPress blog a few months ago. Entirely. I took down the code and re-entered it, even signed up to another tracker and it just won’t communicate right with WordPress and I can’t get that info! Help, anyone?

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34. Lisa Moore

    Google specifically says to insert the tracking code before the tag (article here https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1008080?rd=1). Why are you telling readers to insert the code after the tag instead?

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    • Steve

      You are so right Lisa although it does work if in footer. The problem I’m having is when I try to verify the analytics in Webmasters Tools, it declines stating it cannot find tracking in HEAD! So I will be going back and putting in Head and not Footer.

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35. WPBeginner Staff

    Give it at least 24 hours before your data may start showing up in your analytics account.

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36. Jackie

    I had an Analytics account just “there,” but I didn’t use it. Now I want to start using it, and it has the correct information, but it’s showing no activities on my blog. I’ve even installed it onto my WordPress dashboard and it’s still not showing activity.

    Any thoughts??

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37. Deb Lara

    Pasted the PHP code snippet along with my GA script in the functions.php file and it worked well. Was looking for the best way to escape using a plug-in! Thanks for this!

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38. Concerned Citizen

    You refer to “Step 6” a couple times but I cannot find a “Step 6”.

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    • WPBeginner Staff

      Thank you for notifying us, we have updated the article. This is an old article rewritten several times since then to keep up with changes. The step 6 is actually step 4 now. Hope this helps.

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39. Lumia

    Yes you can

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40. Lumia

    Ask those who set up the page and installed analytics to grant you access…

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41. Nathan Pierce

    I got a website from someone else. It already has Google Analytics installed. I assume that the Google Analytics account is connected to his Google account, so I won’t be able to transfer that to my own Google account. (It’s impossible to transfer YouTube videos from one Google account to another.)

    So if I set up my own Google Analytics account, and hook that up to the website, will I loose historical data?

    Would this procedure differ from the above?

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42. mobilepundits

    I am using online WordPress blog and i want to create Google analytics in my blogs is their any solution please help me thanks!

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43. Linda

    I have moved my blog from a blogspot to a wordpress and i wonder if you know if i can change the adress in google analytics to the new one?

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44. WPBeginner Staff

    paste the code in header.

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    • eh mon!

      your video says footer

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    • Lucie

      I have the same problem. It is really so easy, just to copy the UA code into header? And Do I lost all my historical data on my blog ? I would be so grateful for some help

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45. 2wanderers

    Hi,
    I am trying to set up Google Analytics with the Plugins Method (Recommended). Where do I paste the code: in the header or in the footer. Could anyone who has tried tell me whether it has worked for them?

    Many thanks
    Susana.

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    • Ikainica

      Footer

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46. susana

    Hi,

    I want to paste the code by using the plugin Insert and Footer. Where do I paste into the header, footer or both in the plugin settings?

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47. Amanda

    For the plug-in option, do you paste the code into the header or footer box in the settings?

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    • Lumia

      Both works, but header is recomended for scripts

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48. Rukkie

    Please how do I know it’s working after installing the tracking code in the plugin?

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49. WPBeginner Staff

    Yes this is the tag.

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50. Zomi Daily

    There is no tag in the header.php file of twenty fourteen theme, the only tag similar is <body >

    So where should we place the code?

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51. DreamKatari

    Thanks for this. Its so great

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