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To add or modify users access, you need to have the "Manage Users" permission at the account, property, or view levels. You can add or change users at each level you have permission for.
Only those who have access to manage users have the option “User Management” in the admin panel.
If you have access to edit users at the account level - you can grant access to the account, property, and view levels. If you have access to management at the view level, then you can give access only at this level.
For example, if you grant access to a user at the account level, this user will have access to all or any properties and views within the account with a similar set of permissions. If you add a user at the view level, then the user has access solely to the current view with the permissions granted. You'll be able to modify the level of access and permissions for the user at any time.
We will show you how to give access to the account level.
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Or follow the screenshot instruction:
Log into your Google Analytics Account here: https://analytics.google.com/analytics/web/
1. Find Admin section (gear icon) at the bottom left corner.
2. In "ACCOUNT" section select "User Management".
3. Add emails provided.
NOTE: You can only add users whose email addresses are registered in Google Accounts
4. Setting Permissions:
Make sure to manually email your partner and let them know that they were added to the account. Sometimes Gmail moves the 'granted access notification emails' into the Spam folder.
That’s all!
1) Edit Permission
Can execute administrative and report-related tasks (e.g., add, edit, and delete accounts, properties, views, filters, goals, etc., but not manage users), and see reports.
Edit permission is required at the account level to create filters. Edit permission is necessary at the view level to use filters.
Includes Collaborate.
2) Collaborate
Can create, edit, delete, and share personal assets. Can collaborate on shared assets. Includes Read & Analyze.
Shared assets involve:
3) Read and Analyze
Can see report and configuration information; can operate data in the reports (e.g., filter a table, add a secondary dimension, create a segment); can create personal assets, share them, and see shared assets. Cannot cooperate with shared assets.
4) Manage Users
Add/Delete/Change Users Permissions
Does not include Edit or Collaborate.
Log into your Google Search Console Account here: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home
1. Find your website and click "Manage property" (right side of the screen)
2. Select "Add or remove users" -> "Add new user"
3. Add emails below and select "Full" permission.
Owner: Owners have full management control over properties in Webmaster Tools. They can add and delete users, configure settings, view all data and utilize all tools. Exist two types of owners, nevertheless, the distinction is not visible on the Webmaster Tools website. A property must have at least one verified owner, otherwise, no users will have access to the property.
Verified owner: Performed some action to verify ownership of the property, or Google could deduce ownership; for example, the Blogger account and Search Console account are the same Google account. All owners added by a verified owner using Search Console will be delegated owners.
Delegated owner: Has never verified ownership of a property. Can add other delegated owners.
User: Users can view all data and take some actions, but cannot add other users. A user must be added by an owner.
There are two types of users:
Full: Users are allowed to view most data and can take some actions.
Restricted: Users are only allowed to view most data.
Associate: A Google property (such as a Google+ or AdWords account) or a mobile app can be associated with a website through Search Console. If someone requests association with your website through Search Console, it will grant them capabilities that are specific to the type of thing that they are associating with you. For example, associating a mobile app with a website tells Google Search to show search result links that point to the app rather than the website when appropriate.
To integrate Google Search Console data into Google Analytics, you need to complete 5 quick steps:
NOTE: You must have full permission (or be an owner of any type) in Google Webmaster Tools and edit permission in Google Analytics.
Log into your Google Analytics Account here: https://analytics.google.com/analytics/web/
1. Find Admin section (gear icon) at the bottom left corner.
2. In "Property" section select "Property Settings".
3. Next - click on 'Adjust Search Console' button.
4. Click add.
5. Choose the appropriate account in Search Console and save. Be very careful at this step.
NOTE: Any existing Search Console association for this web property will be removed.
That's all! Now you know how to link Google Analytics to Google Search Console!
NOTE: To access your account, the person you invite must have a Google Account or create one.
FIRST OPTION:
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Or follow the written instruction:
Log into your Google Adwords Account here: https://adwords.google.com/home/
1. Find your customer ID
In the new beta Adwords it’s located at the top left corner:
2. Send your ID to an agency/online marketer. They will send you an access request.
3. After the request is sent you need to go to
NOTE: This way agency/online-marketer will add your account to their manager account. They will get full access (administrative) to your account, including payment information. They will not be able to change the access level of the account owner or change the login data to your account or delete your account. They will be able to manage your account only. You can remove manager’s access to your account at any moment.
SECOND OPTION:
Log into your Google Adwords Account here: https://adwords.google.com/home/
1. Go to Settings (gear icon, top right corner) -> Account Settings -> Account Access -> Users section
2. In the Users tab click ‘+ Add’.
3. Enter the email address of the person you want to share your account with.
4. Enter a name for your new user. AdWords keeps track of who makes changes to an AdWords account and will use this name to identify who made which changes.
5. From the access level drop-down menu, choose the access level you want to share with this person. Types of access levels to Google Adwords account:
6. Click ‘send invitation’.
7. After the person accepts your email invitation by clicking the link in the email, you'll receive a notification in your account.
NOTE: If you need to resend your invitation, click ‘Resend invitation’.
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