: Google Analytics - New & Old Domain Filtering I have two domains associated with the same hosting account. Domain A was the one I had purchased when I first set up my website, but I didn't

@Angela700

You are using a 301 redirect to move traffic from the old domain to the new domain, so there will be no referring data in Google analytics.

Instead, you can tag your redirect URLs to indicate that they come from the old domain. What you need to do is change the 301 redirect target to something like new-domain.com/path/to/page?utm_source=old-domain.com&utm_medium=redirect.
All visitors from old-domain.com will now display in the Traffic Source reports.

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@Harper822

I'm still naïve with Analytics, but I think that this is one way to roughly achieve what you are asking.

1) Make sure the webpages on Domain A have the same Analytics code as Domain B

2) Go to: Audience > Visitors Flow

3) Click on Domain A (it will show the flow of visitors from Domain A to domain B)

4) Select 'View only this segment'

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@Jessie594

You can look under traffic sources then referrals and see how many visits your domain A has sent to your new domain.

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