How to Easily Add Google Analytics to Clickfunnels

In this article, you’ll learn how to add Google Analytics to your funnels in Clickfunnels with just a few mouse clicks.

Adding any tracking code to your funnels may seem overwhelming especially for not tech-savvy users. To make the whole process as simple as possible, we recommend using CF Power Scripts.

CF Power Scripts is the #1 add-on for Clickfunnels, which lets you integrate additional features to your funnels that Clickfunnels doesn’t offer out of the box.

Using the Google Analytics Power Script from CF Power Scripts, you’ll be able to add Google Analytics to your Clickfunnels account without dealing with any code and in as little as a few minutes.

Moreover, this Power Script is available on a free plan, which means no additional expenses from your side.

So, let’s go straight to it!

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Step 1: Copy your Google Analytics Tracking ID

1. Log into your Google Analytics account.
2. Click Admin in the bottom left corner.
3. ​In the second column, select Tracking Info and Tracking Code.

4. Copy your Tracking ID.

Step 2: Add the Google Analytics Power Script to your funnels

1. Log in to your CF Power Scripts account and head to the Power Scripts tab.
2. Select the funnel and the funnel step where you want to add the Google Analytics Power Script. You can also add it globally to all your funnels if you want to use the same Google Analytics tracking ID in all of them.
3. Click Add New and choose the Google Analytics Power Script.

4. Paste your Tracking ID in the corresponding field.
5. Toggle the Anonymized IP setting on if you want to use it.
6. Click Add Script, and with that the Google Analytics Power Script will be added to your funnel(s).

In addition to Google Analytics, you can also use CF Power Scripts to add Google Analytics eCommerce tracking or Google Tag Manager to your funnels.

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