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Recently created a new analytics account and I was asked if it was to track one site, or multiple adult sites on subdomains of domain.com.
I opted for the latter, but can’t see in the analytics stats pages to see stats for a particular subdomain.
Easier just to set up a new site for each subdomain?
Is this Google analytics?
I’ve had issues with it too in the past, with Google throwing together the stats from two subs into one! I’ve added each sub individually, and it seems to be fine now.
Yes sorry, Google Analytics.
Think I am just going to create a separate account for each sub-site.
You can do whatever you like. Wherever the tracking code is will be tracked. I typically execute 3 tags per page. One for the site, another for the class of site (blogs, social media, etc.), and one tag that’s executed on all my sites.
The all subdomains or one subdomain affects how the cookie is stored (if you understand cookies, that will make sense). I typically say use subdomains, but even so when I track multiple sites with one cookie the session information work across all domains (somehow). The result is that the “all” cookie has longer “time on site” numbers than any particular site.
