Why isn't my google analytics working on a subdomain?
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I have a website with Google Analytics which works fine. I tried adding the code to a subdomain using http://www.verticalrail.com/kb/filter-in-google-analytics-to-track-subdomains/ as a guide. There is no data showing up though. Any ideas?
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That's very weird, but I"m glad it's working!
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I waited 24 hours and still nothing. I ended up just creating a new account and everything works fine. I have no idea what would have caused this.
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I waited 24 hours and still nothing. I ended up just creating a new account and everything works fine.
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Hi EcommerceSite! Are you able to provide any more information for us?
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