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# Configure Google Analytics

Google has made users aware of the coming end to Universal Analytics for some time, but the date is fast approaching. As of July 1, 2023, Google's Universal Analytics will stop processing data. It is imperative users migrate to Google Analytics 4 prior to July 1, 2023 as Universal Analytics will stop processing.

This is a change in how your Google Analytics operates and changes your Google Analytics ID. Please follow Google's instructions on how to successfully transition to GA4, here:

[Make the switch to Google Analytics 4](https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/10759417?sjid=5195701527558849427-NA)

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Step 1. Make sure you are signed in to google, using a gmail account. Then navigate to <https://analytics.google.com/>

Step 2. Sign up for Google Analytics by clicking the button on the screen.

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Step 3. Create a new account by filling in all the fields. Click "Get Tracking ID" and then accept the Terms of Service.

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Step 4. Copy the Tracking ID and move to [crm.konnektive.com](http://crm.konnektive.com).

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Step 5. Go to your Campaigns\
-Click edit on the campaign you are configuring.

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Step 6. Edit or Create a Landing Page

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Step 7. Enable Google Analytics and Add your Tracking ID. Once the Tracking ID is added, click Update to save the ID.

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NOTE: Some properties will take up to 2 hours before the Real-Time section can be used.


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