Find the asynchronous snippet for your profile The tracking code is profile-specific, so you can only access it from the Profile Settings screen for that profile. Go to Analytics Settings and click "Edit" next to the profile used for your site. In the Profile Settings page, click the "Check Status" link. You'll see something similar to the code snippet below, where XXXXX-YY indicates the profile ID for your Analytics account.
That sound you hear is the air wafting out of my sails. Are you kidding me? Find the asynchronous snippet? Good thing that I really didn't care about those stats anyway.
PS. Charlie Watts, Rolling Stones drummer (par excellent), turns 70 today ... egad!
I didn't understand a word of that. I use Stat Counter. It's pretty easy to understand. I rarely look at stats, though. I do know a lot of people check theirs constantly, though.
ReplyDeleteHelen, honestly, I can't think of a reason these stats would be helpful to me, either ... in fact, it'd probably be depressing to see my numbers.
ReplyDeleteThe old asynchronous snippet trick, eh? Someone, somewhere is laughing themself silly because they made up this nonsense and are imagining us trying to decipher it.
ReplyDeleteBesides, Christopher, Helen knows a thing or two about technical writing. Just do what she does if you want stats.
Jennifer: Yep, you gotta watch those computer screeds every second ... they love to pull the wool over our eyes! Helen has already helped me with another technical issue ... she must be tapping her inner nerd!
ReplyDeleteHey Christopher! Blogfests are easy and fun. Sign up at my blog - it will ask for your name and blog address. Post today about your favorite three games with a link to my site. And then visit others who are participating! you'll find some fun new games, new friends, and acquire some new visitors to your site.
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