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Overview

Connect Google Analytics to Daymark to analyze website traffic, user behavior, and conversion performance. This connection lets you:
  • Track users, sessions, and page views over time
  • Analyze traffic sources, landing pages, and user locations
  • Ask natural language questions about your analytics data
You will sign in with Google, select a Google Analytics account and property, and choose how much historical data to sync.

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Connect Google Analytics in Daymark

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Open the Explore page

From your Daymark workspace, go to Explore to start connecting a new data source. Explore page with Add data source button

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Open Data Connectors

Click Add data source to open the list of available connectors. Select Google Analytics from the list. Data connectors list showing Google Analytics

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Sign in with Google

Click Connect with Google and complete the Google sign-in flow.
Daymark uses read-only access to retrieve Google Analytics data that the user is authorized to view and does not create, edit, or delete any Analytics resources.
Google sign-in screen During this step, allow Daymark access to your Google Analytics data. These permissions are required to read property metrics and dimensions.

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Select Account, Property, and Settings

Complete the connector form:
  • Select Google account that owns or has access to Analytics
  • Choose an Analytics property you want to connect
  • Select the date range for data sync Examples: last 30 days, last 90 days, last 12 months, or all available data
Click Continue once the selections are complete. Account, property, and date range selection screen

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Import Data

Daymark will start syncing data from Google Analytics. Once complete, your data will be ready for analysis in Explore. Data import in progress

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Connection Complete

After the sync finishes, ask your questions on the Explore page in plain English and turn answers into tables, charts, or dashboards. For example:
  • “How many users visited the site last month?”
  • “Which pages have the highest bounce rate?”
  • “Compare organic vs paid traffic over time”