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should Should each subdomain be its own property in google analyticsGoogle Analytics?

I am auditing GA implementation for a startup and found they have a separate property for each of its subdomains. And yes, it is possible to navigate from subdomain to root domain and vice versa.

Each subdomain has a specific function as a blog/guide or guide: (blog.example.comblog.example.com) and tools (tools.example.comtools.example.com) various tools user can use.

This is also true for google search consoleGoogle Search Console as well.

Now the question is: is above setup correct? Since each property will have its own TrackingId how will this affect reporting?

Or should I just remove all subdomain property?

PS: I am using Google Universal Analytics and managing all of that with GTM.

should each subdomain be its own property in google analytics?

I am auditing GA implementation for a startup and found they have a separate property for each of its subdomains. And yes it is possible to navigate from subdomain to root domain and vice versa.

Each subdomain has a specific function blog/guide(blog.example.com) and tools(tools.example.com) various tools user can use.

This is also true for google search console as well.

Now the question is: is above setup correct? Since each property will have its own TrackingId how will this affect reporting?

Or should I just remove all subdomain property?

PS: I am using Google Universal Analytics and managing all of that with GTM

Should each subdomain be its own property in Google Analytics?

I am auditing GA implementation for a startup and found they have a separate property for each of its subdomains. And yes, it is possible to navigate from subdomain to root domain and vice versa.

Each subdomain has a specific function as a blog or guide: (blog.example.com) and tools (tools.example.com) various tools user can use.

This is also true for Google Search Console as well.

Now the question is: is above setup correct? Since each property will have its own TrackingId how will this affect reporting?

Or should I just remove all subdomain property?

PS: I am using Google Universal Analytics and managing all of that with GTM.

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asked May 16, 2019 at 7:53

HVenom

should each subdomain be its own property in google analytics?

I am auditing GA implementation for a startup and found they have a separate property for each of its subdomains. And yes it is possible to navigate from subdomain to root domain and vice versa.

Each subdomain has a specific function blog/guide(blog.example.com) and tools(tools.example.com) various tools user can use.

This is also true for google search console as well.

Now the question is: is above setup correct? Since each property will have its own TrackingId how will this affect reporting?

Or should I just remove all subdomain property?

PS: I am using Google Universal Analytics and managing all of that with GTM