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Hi Joel, It usually ends up being easiest to go with one GA account, separating different sources by using different properties (e.g., UA-[acct number]-1 for CONTENTdm, UA-[acct number]-2 for LibGuides, etc.) rather than separate accounts entirely. Each property can have different users with different permissions levels so you can customize who has access to what. You can further refine each property into different profiles if you want to filter data from one source in different ways. Having everything under one account makes it easy to manage and apply common settings (like users, filters, or custom reports) between properties and profiles. If you add another user, you only have to add them to one account, too. There are limits to the number of allowed properties (it's quite high and goes up occasionally; not sure what it is offhand), so if you bumped into that you could use another GA account. Google has made it easier in recent months to jump between accounts and properties, though. (Sorry for delayed reply, catching up on listservs) On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Joel Marchesoni <[log in to unmask]>wrote: > Hello, > > We currently have Google Analytics on our main library pages and digital > collections pages on the same domain. Now that CONTENTdm has a GA "easy > button" we are going to add Analytics to it as well, and while we're at it > probably LibGuides and non-authenticated ILLiad pages (I mainly want to see > how big a percentage of mobile hits ILLiad gets) as well. I was hoping to > hear from the list whether you have all "service points" in one GA account > or a separate account for each one, and why. > > Thanks, > > Joel Marchesoni > Tech Support Analyst > Hunter Library, Western Carolina University > http://library.wcu.edu/ > 828-227-2860 > ~Please consider the environment before printing this email~ >