UA Codes on Multiple Sites
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Someone came in and set up Google Analytics code on one of our clients' sites before we got there and it is showing data from an outside website that the code is also on. Does anyone know the best way to find out what that other site is so we can remove this code from both sites?
Thanks as always MOZ friends!
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Thank you!
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Audience > Technology > Network and then change the primary dimension to hostname.
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Where are these reports in GA?
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If this won't help, as it could be that the code is fired from the back-end you could check out the host name reports in Google Analytics to see what kind of properties are firing events to your set up.
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Hi
I find the quickest way to do this is to Google your UA number.
You will also find this site quite handy for this - http://www.namesense.com/
Hope this helps
Matt
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