When I login to my Google Analytics account then there is not data for any website. Anyone else having same problem from India?
It's not the problem for India. Before my answer I would like to know some answers. 1. Are you trying to get statistics before installing Analytics? 2. Did you add analytcis correctly? 3. how many hours have passed since you installed your Analytics?
But as per Google new improved analytic code, we should put before </head> http://whatnewhappend.blogspot.com/2010/06/google-analytic-new-tracking-code.html
When adding your tracking code to your web pages, make sure to paste it into the body section of your HTML code, immediately preceding the </body> tag if you use the ga,js code. If you use the asynchronous code, you should add it immediately preceding the </head> tag.
To access your tracking code from within your Google Analytics account: 1. Log in to Google Analytics 2. From the Overview page, select the account that has the profile for the tracking code you're looking for, as the code is profile-specific. 3. Select the profile from the accounts Overview page. 4. From that profile's Actions column, click Edit 5. At the top right of the 'Main Website Profile Information' box, click Check Status 6. Your tracking code can be copied and pasted from the text box in the Instructions for adding tracking section
you can check properly that you have install or add Google analytic code in your web site. You can add it in <Head> tag because Google have changed the location of analytic code.
Hi.. I don't faced this problem at all.I think you done something wrong in your installation.Try to check it again.
Once you've correctly installed your tracking code, you should allow up to 24 hours for data to appear in your account. If it has been more than 24 hours since you installed the tracking code and you're still not seeing any data, take a look at the list of possible reasons below. * Incorrect tracking code The most common reason why you're not seeing any data in your reports is because of an error in the Analytics tracking code. Copying the tracking code from your account to a word processor may add an extra space or change the quotation marks in the tracking code by the time you paste it to your website. We suggest copying the code again and pasting it directly onto your website. * The Google Analytics tracking code is account- and profile- specific, so verify that the tracking code installed on your website matches the code shown in the account. Click here to view a video on how to check for the correct tracking code * Incorrect filter settings Incorrect filter settings can affect the data you see, and may unintentionally filter all of your data from your reports. This happens most frequently due to multiple Include filters. * Viewing Incorrect Account If you have access to multiple Analytics accounts, you may be looking at the wrong account. Please use the 'My Accounts' drop-down menu at the top right of the screen to sele the account you'd like to view. * Using both Urchin software and Google Analytics If you are using Urchin software in addition to Google Analytics to track your website, you may have both __utm.js and ga.js referenced from your pages. You'll need to update your pages to use the correct code. * Using an Outdated Version of ga.js If you are hosting the ga.js file locally, you may be using an outdated version of this file. You can download the most up-to-date version at -http://www.google.com/analytics (click the "Check Status" link on the Analytics Settings page to find the new code), but we recommend that you let Google host this file, as this ensures you have the most current version of the file. * Interfering Scripts Other scripts on your pages could be using some of the same variables as the ga.js file, and therefore interfering with the tracking code execution. If you're using additional scripts on your pages, consider moving the tracking code into the <head> section of the page. This way, the tracking code will work correctly, and it won't interfere with the rest of your scripts.