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How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)

This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up the GA4 to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites. In this article, we will walk you through setting up your funnel/website to record page views into GA4.

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  1. Step 1: Log into Google Analytics
  2. Step 2: Go to Admin Settings
  3. Step 3: Click on the Create Property and add the name of the property
  4. Step 4: Go to Data Stream located within the left menu
  5. Step 5: Choose the Web option and add the URL of the funnel/website which you would like to track.
  6. Step 6: Add the script (gtag.js) provided inside Google to the Funnel/Website tracking code OR follow the instructions of the Google Tag manager given below.
  7. How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website <head>

This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up the GA4 to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites. In this article, we will walk you through setting up your funnel/website to record page views into GA4.

We are going to assume that you have some basic knowledge of Google Analytics, but if not, we recommend checking out GA4 - Beginner's Guide to Google Analytics


Covered in this article:

Step 1: Log into Google Analytics

Step 2: Go to Admin Settings

Step 3: Click on the Create Property and add the name of the property

Step 4: Go to Data Stream located within the left menu

Step 5: Choose the Web option and add the URL of the funnel/website which you would like to track. 

Step 6: Add the script (gtag.js) provided inside Google to the Funnel/Website tracking code OR follow the instructions of the Google Tag manager listed below.


Step 1: Log into Google Analytics

Step 2: Go to Admin Settings

Step 3: Click on the Create Property and add the name of the property

Step 3: Click on the Create Property and add the name of the property (image 1 of 5) What this shows How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website What this shows Illustrates the "Step 3: Click on the Create Property and add the name of the property" section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". This screenshot appears in the "Step 3: Click on the Create Property and add the name of the property" section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". The text alongside this image reads: How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website. Immediately after, the guide continues: Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button. Image 1 of 5 What this coversHow to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website Next stepOnce you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button

Step 4: Go to Data Stream located within the left menu

Step 4: Go to Data Stream located within the left menu (image 2 of 5) What this shows How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website What this shows Illustrates the "Step 4: Go to Data Stream located within the left menu" section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". This screenshot appears in the "Step 4: Go to Data Stream located within the left menu" section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". The text alongside this image reads: How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website. Immediately after, the guide continues: Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button. Image 2 of 5 What this coversHow to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website Next stepOnce you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button

Step 5: Choose the Web option and add the URL of the funnel/website which you would like to track. 

Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the "Create Stream" button

Step 5: Choose the Web option and add the URL of the funnel/website which you would like to track. (image 3 of 5) What this shows Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button What this shows Illustrates the "Step 5: Choose the Web option and add the URL of the funnel/website which you would like to track." section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". This screenshot appears in the "Step 5: Choose the Web option and add the URL of the funnel/website which you would like to track." section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". The text alongside this image reads: Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button. Image 3 of 5 What to clickOnce you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button
Buttons and menus referenced Create Stream

Step 6: Add the script (gtag.js) provided inside Google to the Funnel/Website tracking code OR follow the instructions of the Google Tag manager given below.

Step 6: Add the script (gtag.js) provided inside Google to the Funnel/Website tracking code OR follow the instructions of the Google Tag manager given below. (image 4 of 5) What this shows Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button What this shows Illustrates the "Step 6: Add the script (gtag.js) provided inside Google to the Funnel/Website tracking code OR follow the instructions of the Google Tag manager given below." section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". This screenshot appears in the "Step 6: Add the script (gtag.js) provided inside Google to the Funnel/Website tracking code OR follow the instructions of the Google Tag manager given below." section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". The text alongside this image reads: Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button. Image 4 of 5 What to clickOnce you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button

How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website <head>
How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website <head> (image 5 of 5) What this shows Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button What this shows Illustrates the "How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website <head>" section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". This animation appears in the "How to add Google Site Tag (gtag.js) to your Funnel/Website " section of "How to record Pageviews into Google Analytics for Funnels/Websites (GA4)". The text alongside this image reads: Once you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button. Image 5 of 5 What to clickOnce you have added the stream URL and named your stream, please proceed to click on the " Create Stream " button

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