How to do PBN analytics?

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Is it fine using GA on PBN's, or does having multiple domains all running through there flag anything? Is there an efficient way to do analytics on PBN's outside of GA?
 
I only run one site per Analytics account for tier 1. Not ready to gamble on it.
Ok but it's safe to be using GA for all accounts/sites - ie. logging back in and out of different accounts connected to sites within a PBN doesn't create some kind of a connection with Google between them? Also what is tier 1/tier 2? I've seen the terms but don't know what they mean
 
Stay away from Analytics with your PBNs, definite footprint right there.

If you're keen on viewing traffic, your only option is server side. Depending on your hosting set up, if you're using cPanel/WHM there are some server side analytic tools (Awstats). Although these are not as reliable, they do give you some good insight.
 
Stay away from Analytics with your PBNs, definite footprint right there.

If you're keen on viewing traffic, your only option is server side. Depending on your hosting set up, if you're using cPanel/WHM there are some server side analytic tools (Awstats). Although these are not as reliable, they do give you some good insight.
That's exactly what I was thinking and wanted to confirm. Seems counterintuitive to try to mask a network of sites from G and then be logging into a G site to manage them.
 
Avoid Google and their analytics all together. Avoid anything that could leave a footprint that the sites are linked such as whois data, registering at different domain registrars, using different hosting providers, registering with different emails, etc.
 
Never use google analytics or google webmaster or other tools from google. You can use other tools like statcounter etc..
Statcounter provides correct stats, i am using it for a while and its working good, especially i need the Exit Links feature that is offering.
 
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