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So, when a website has multiple subdomains:

www.example.com
foo.example.com
bar.example.com

What is the best way to use Google Analytics to segment the data? I would prefer have access to 'All Data', 'Data from foo.example.com', and 'Data from bar.example.com'.

I tried setting up 3 different views, and setting a filter on the foo/bar views that says:

Include only traffic from the ISP domain that are equal to foo.example.com.

However, I am not seeing any data collected into that View. I do, however, see all data in the 'All Data' view, but I can't figure out how to segment the data. I am including the analytics.js in the application.haml layout, which is always loaded in this app.

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You're so close, instead of using traffic from ISP domain use traffic to the hostname.

ga filter

To view if it is working, check out your real-time overview report.

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  • Wow, that's embarassing. After reading that so many times I just skipped over the ISP part lol. Thanks! I'll make sure it works how I want and accept your answer :)
    – andrewpthorp
    Oct 23, 2013 at 15:07

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