You need to generate another tracking code for the new domain. New tracking code for each domain will help you track traffic for each specific domain.

I believe it will disregard any clicks tracked via the code thats generated for a different domain.

They specifically generate a new code for each domain.

What exactly is the point of Google Analytics?

Yes, I know it will give all sorts of site info but isn't that info already available within your Google Maps/Places Dashboard and your Webmaster tools dashboard where you can view an analytical breakdown of sites and add sitemaps etc.?

Isn't Analytics just yet another Google off shoot with a control panel that you have to waste time getting to know and annoying links that arrive at deadends?

Someone needs to sell it cos I can't see the advantage of using it.

Why would you want to use the same tracking code on two different websites? Regarding IndigoJack's post I don't think the services you mentioned offer the same information as Analytics. Analytics allows you to see a day by day break down of youre referrers, traffic, search engine terms, bounce rates, average time spent on site, etc. As far as I know that information is not available in webmaster tools or maps/places is it
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