: Running two Google Analytics properties for same domain I am about to setup cross-domain tracking to connect 3 different domains. Domain #1 - Primary Informational Domain Domain #2 - eCommerce

I am about to setup cross-domain tracking to connect 3 different domains.

Domain #1 - Primary Informational Domain

Domain #2 - eCommerce for the primary domain

Domain #3 - User portal for the primary domain

I am a bit hesitant to implement the cross-domain tracking on the property that tracks the primary domain only at the moment. I want to test things out a bit first plus I will be setting up a lot of eCommerce tracking. Basically, I do not want to mess with the good data in the current property.

Would it make sense to keep tracking the primary domain separately and setup another property for cross-domain tracking? Also, am I going to be dealing with any issues because I am running 2 tracking codes for the primary domain?

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Would it make sense to keep tracking the primary domain separately and setup another property for cross-domain tracking?

There is no answer to this question. It totally depends on your analysis needs.

Also, am I going to be dealing with any issues because I am running 2 tracking codes for the primary domain?

If everything is setup correctly, you shouldn't worry - there won't be issues.

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