How to Remove Unused Google Analytics Properties

A complete how to guide on deleting a Google analytics property from an account. Also learn how to restore an account after deleting from Google analytics.

Do you have a blog which is no longer live but the account is still in Google Analytics? Do you want to clean up your Google Analytics account? If so, read on and learn how to do it.

Google Analytics is a free website stat program which is recommended by every blogger and website owner. It gives you great details about where your traffic is coming from and how the traffic interact to your blog or website.

When I started blogging I created numerous blogs other than Tipricks to learn new things or play with codes, many of these blogs are deleted but their accounts are still in my google analytics account that adds junk in it.

Today when I logged in my account I find some of them I delete some of the domains but at last, I think Why should not I create a tutorial for brothers and sisters who started blogging recently. So today's Tutorial will help in removing junk from your google analytics account. It is not difficult just follow my instructions to do it properly.

How to Remove Unused Google Analytics Properties

1. To get started this guide first login to your Google Analytics account and click on Admin Tab at the top.

2. Now click the list and select the property that you want to delete.

3. Now click on Property Settings button and click Move To Trash Can button.

4. Then on next page click the Delete Property button.

Important Note

When you delete an account or property from Google Analytics, you will be able to restore it within 35 days from the date of the deletion. This is useful for any user who has accidentally deleted his account.

In Short:

To delete a Google Analytics profile:

1. Click the Admin tab at the top of any Analytics page.
2. Click the web property from which you want to delete the site/blog.
3. Use the Site/Blog menu to select the profile.
4. Click the Property Settings tab.
5. Click Move to Trash Can at the bottom of the page.
6. Click Delete Property in the confirmation message.

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