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HOW TO CHANGE THE GOOGLE PAGE ANALYTIC OWNER FROM ONE G MAIL ID (ACCOUNT) TO ANOTHER G MAIL ID (ACCOUNT)
In the previous article, I told you how you can transfer the Ownership of a google plus page from one G mail ID (Account) to another G mail ID (Account). But, transferring Ownership to your new G mail ID (Account) is only part of the work.
Suppose you have made a analytic account of the page as I have given in my article “Google Page Analytics”, and suppose you have collected lots of views and data through this analytic property account. If you are closing your old G mail ID, you wouldn’t want these views and data to be lost. After all these views and data give weightage and page rank to your google plus page.
The another important reason is that if you make a fresh analytic property account of the Google plus page with your new G mail ID (Account), it will start from zero. Your page rank and views will start from zero. You wouldn’t want that either.
A simple way is that after transferring your Google plus page to your new G mail ID (Account) as described in my previous article, you transfer the Google analytic property of the page as well. It will keep all your data intact and will give analytic authority and control to your new G mail ID (Account). This is a very desirable outcome.
But, to achieve this desirable outcome, you have to perform a few internet Google juggling. This is how you do it.
To start the process, you have to access the “Google Developers Console” (GDC) again at https://console.developers.google.com.
This you are doing through your old G mail ID account, which is still the master of the analytic property of your Google plus page and which you have already transferred to the new G mail ID (Account).
Once you have logged in, the screen will show you three small stacked horizontal bars ( =-)on the extreme top left. Next, to it will be ‘Google APIs’ on its right. Next will be a large rectangle box and still right to it will be a smaller rectangle box. This ‘smaller rectangle box’ has an arrow head 🔽 in its right side which is pointing downwards. Next to it is three zero dots and next to it is your photograph.
- = Google APIs ☐ 🔽 ooo Photo
When you click on the arrow head pointing downwards in the second smaller rectangle box, a drop down menu of all your projects will appear. At the bottom of the bottom of the list of your analytic projects will also appear “Manage all Projects”. Click either on your chosen analytic project from the drop down menu list or click on “Manage all Projects”, where again a list of your analytic projects will appear.
Click and choose your analytic project. This is the analytic project (account), you want to transfer in the control of your new G mail ID (Account).
Again after choosing the analytic project you want to transfer, a screen will appear with three small stacked horizontal bars (=-), in the extreme left and next will be Google APIs.
Now, if you click on the three small horizontal stacked bars, a drop down menu will appear consisting of “API Manager”, “Billing”, and with asymmetrical 8 symbol “Permissions”.
The asymmetric 〠 (8) symbol is for “Permissions” and very important. Click on “permissions”, a blue box will appear to add members. You add your new G mail ID in this blue box.
In the blue box in front of your new G mail id member, two choices will appear, either you can make it a member or the Owner. Choose Owner. Now your new G mail ID joint Owner with your old G mail ID.
Next, click on Owner list and delete old G mail ID account.
Now your new G mail ID is the sole Owner of the Google plus page analytic property (account).
Once the new G mail ID becomes the Owner of the Google plus page analytic property, you can make other changes into it in conjunction with your new G mail ID demands like change of name etc.
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