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Google Analytics 4 Setup
GA4 is free and tracks: session duration, pages visited, bounce rate, device type, country, and traffic source (including which social platform). It takes under 10 minutes to set up.
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Create a Google Analytics 4 property
Go to analytics.google.com → Sign in with your Google account → Click Start measuring → Enter "HelloAG" as Account Name → Create Property → Select "Web" → Enter www.helloagriculture.com as the URL.
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Copy your Measurement ID
After creating the property, you will see a Measurement ID that starts with G- (e.g. G-XXXXXXXXXX). Copy the full ID.
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Enter your Measurement ID below
Paste the Measurement ID here. It is saved to this browser and automatically activates GA4 on every page that includes helloag-analytics.js. No code changes needed.
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Add the analytics script to all pages
The script tag below must appear in every HTML page you want to track. It is already added to: index.html, intro.html, consulting.html, research.html, portal.html. Add it to all other pages by pasting it before the closing </head> tag.
<script src="/helloag-analytics.js" defer></script>
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View your GA4 dashboard
Once tracking is live, data appears in GA4 within 24–48 hours. Go to analytics.google.com → select your HelloAG property → Reports → Realtime (live visitors), Acquisition (where traffic comes from), Engagement (session duration, page views), Retention.
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Meta Pixel (Facebook + Instagram Ads)
If you run Facebook or Instagram ads, the Meta Pixel tracks which ads lead to consultations, whitepaper requests, and sign-ups. Get your Pixel ID from Meta Business Manager →
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LinkedIn Insight Tag
Tracks conversions from LinkedIn posts and ads. Required if you run LinkedIn sponsored content. Get your Partner ID from LinkedIn Campaign Manager →
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UTM Campaign Link Generator
UTM parameters tell GA4 exactly which LinkedIn post, Instagram story, or email brought each visitor. Every link you share on social media should use a UTM-tagged URL. GA4 → Acquisition → Traffic Acquisition shows you which posts drive the most traffic and conversions.
Your UTM-tagged link will appear here →
Recent UTM Links
Generate your first UTM link above — it will be saved here
Session Activity — This Device
This tracks page visits on this device only via localStorage. Google Analytics 4 (configured in the Setup tab) tracks all visitors across all devices. For multi-device, cross-session analytics, use GA4.
No page visits logged yet. Browse any page on the site that includes helloag-analytics.js to start recording.
Social media interaction data (likes, comments, shares, follower growth) can only be viewed in each platform's native analytics. It cannot be pulled to your website without API authentication. The links below take you directly to each platform's analytics dashboard.
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LinkedIn Analytics
Company Page Analytics
Post impressions and reach
Engagement rate per post
Follower demographics
Click-through rate by post
Visitor traffic sources
Open LinkedIn Analytics →
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Instagram Insights
@helloagriculture
Reach and impressions per post
Story views and exits
Profile visits and follows
Audience age, gender, location
Best times to post
Open Instagram Profile →
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YouTube Studio
@helloagriculture1
View duration and retention
Traffic sources (search, social)
Subscriber growth
Click-through rate (thumbnails)
Revenue (if monetized)
Open YouTube Studio →
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Facebook Insights
facebook.com/helloagco
Page likes and reach
Post engagement rates
Video views and retention
Audience demographics
Ad performance (if running)
Open Facebook Insights →
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Twitter / X Analytics
@helloagco
Impressions per tweet
Engagements (likes, retweets)
Profile visits
Follower growth
Link clicks per tweet
Open X Analytics →
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Google Analytics 4
All website traffic
Sessions from each social platform
Which posts drove website visits (UTM)
Time on site from social visitors
Conversion from post to consultation
Bounce rate by traffic source
Open GA4 Dashboard →
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Complete Tracking Workflow — LinkedIn Post to CRM Lead
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Write your LinkedIn post in the Social Command Centre
Go to /social-command → copy the full post text. Each post links to a specific page on your website.
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Generate a UTM-tagged link for the post
Come back here → UTM Generator tab → select the destination URL, set Source = linkedin, Campaign = pre_denbigh_2026, Content = post_01 (or whatever post number). Copy the generated link. Example: helloagriculture.com/intro?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pre_denbigh_2026&utm_content=post_01
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Replace the plain link in your post with the UTM link
Instead of linking to helloagriculture.com/intro, use the full UTM URL. The link looks the same to visitors but tells GA4 exactly which post and campaign brought them.
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Visitor clicks → lands on the page → form submitted → CRM lead created
The /intro page has a consultation request form. Submissions fire to /crm automatically via BroadcastChannel within 3 seconds. The CRM contact record shows the source as "Intro Video Landing Page".
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Review GA4 → Acquisition → Traffic Acquisition (after 24 hours)
GA4 shows: which posts drove the most traffic (utm_content), which campaigns performed (utm_campaign), how long LinkedIn visitors stayed, how many completed the form. This is how you know which posts are worth reposting and which topics resonate.
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What to check weekly
GA4: top pages, session duration, bounce rate, top traffic sources. LinkedIn Analytics: top posts by impressions and engagement. Instagram: story views and profile visits. YouTube Studio: retention rate (how long people watch). CRM: new leads, their source, pipeline stage.