Generate New Google Analytics ID

26th, Oct 2011
By Sanwebe
Unfortunately, generating new Google Analystics ID for the website is not possible. To get a new Analystic ID you will need to delete existing website profile and create new. Follow steps below to delete your existing profile and to get a new ID for your website.

Deleting Google Analystic website Profile

  1. Go to http://www.google.com/analytics/ and Sign-in
  2. Once you are in dashboard, click Admin link (Top-right)
  3. Click All sites in Account administration, and again click a site you want to remove from the list
  4. On next page, Click Profile Settings under Profile tab.
  5. On the bottom right, you should find a link “Delete this Profile“

Creating New Google Analytics Profile

  1. Go to http://www.google.com/analytics/ and Sign-in
  2. Once you are in dashboard, click Admin link (Top-right)
  3. Click All sites in Account administration
  4. Click New Property button and enter your site details in next page.
That’s it, you should now have a new Google Profile ID.
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