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Best way to manage multiple (+100) analytics accounts as a marketing agency?
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As marketing agency we have for each client an analytics account. This means that we have more than 100 analytics accounts. Because there is a limit of 100 analytics accounts (free version), we have created multiple accounts that own different analytics accounts of our clients.
Is it possible to use [email protected] and add it to each of our multiple analytics accounts as manager or is there a limit too? In other words, how many accounts can you manage as 'manager'?
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So what you are asking is, if a GA login has 100 native accounts (and thus is maxed), if you share more accounts onto it from another external login (via emails share / permissions) - can that limit be exceeded?
I actually don't know what the limits on that are or if it even has limits. I would test it for you but our main login isn't maxed so it wouldn't really prove / disprove anything. Good question though
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Hi Joe,
Thanks for the answer.
So even if we add the e-mailadress with restrictions (e.g. 'manager'), it still wouldn't be possible?
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GA has a limit of 100 properties, so you need to create another Google account for the next batch of properties, Google limits the number of accounts that you can associate with the same email address via a 2 step verification via a mobile phone number, it's about 3 accounts per phone number.
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