Using Clients GA account for their over all website to Optimize Their Blog? or is there a better way to compare apples to apples
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I would like to optimize my clients blog. If I am using their GA account for their over all website but put in the sub folder for SEOMOz, will it detect that I only want to optimize the blog ex. http://xxx.com/blog or will I be seeing the GA for the entire site on SEOMOZ?
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Thanks for the help, I'll give that a shot!
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I'm not sure if I understand your question. But would you like to know how you can measure de data from only one subfolder (in this case the blog) in Google Analytics in your clients company account?
If so: you need to add a new profile in the GA account for the domain and use a filter to see the data for only the subdomain.
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