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Views Scenario 2 Different subdomains, each with its own UA Analytics property, and perhaps differentiated views for other choices (testing, country. In this case it will be necessary to create a new Analtyics “Master” property to be installed on all the subdomains, thus having within this Master property the views that allow you to monitor interdomain (or subdomain) traffic.

You duplicate hits by sending them to different properties, so you have “goat and cabbage”. Full properties for each subdomain, fewer limits, and you can still have a set of views C Level Contact List dedicated to this type of analysis Cons: More properties to manage, more clutter on Analytics. If you want to pursue the second scenario, I recommend reading this excellent guide How to set the cookiedomain parameter.



Tag Manager In this guide, we are going to use Google Tag Manager; If you were using the manually installed versions of you will need to manually insert code at the end of the tag. If you need to install scripts by hand, here's how to edit the relevant Analytics scripts:With Google Tag Manager By default, Google Analytics (implemented via GTM) does NOT have a cookieDomain set to automatic.