How Much Do You Try To Hide From Google?
I'm working on a new site and I got to thinking...I have about 10 sites set up in the same Google Analytics account, each with their own profile. This is an old account - the G account I created back when I first started in IM.
The Adwords account that was used with this account was permanently suspended back in 2008.
Of the 10 profiles I have set up in this account, 2 are for old customers - my first moonlighting customers. 1 of them is my company website (I run a small marketing firm). 1 Is for my blog - its an old blog, unmonetized - just a pure "I love to write about this stuff" blog. The rest are niche blogs/sites.
So my question to you all...
With the new site, would you create a new Google account for the analytics?
And the bigger question: Do you try to hide your various websites from Google, with multiple hosts, registrars, etc?
Interested to hear from you all!
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