Tracking domain aliases?

[fgomez@cok.net]

Hello,brbrI have a question about tracking multiple domain aliases with Google Analytics. Does anyone know if they can be tracked separately?brbrHere's a little more about my setup: Let's call the main website "Toyota.com." The secondary domain, which is only used in print ads, is "BuyAToyota.com." When BuyAToyota.com is entered into the browser's address bar, it resolves as Toyota.com.brbrAs I understand it, Google Analytics will not distinguish between the two, and will report hits to both domains as having been generated by Toyota.com. Am I right about this? Is there any way to have them counted separately?brbrThanks!br

[kenchix1]

Originally Posted by fgomez@cok.net

Hello,brbrI have a question about
tracking multiple domain aliases with Google Analytics. Does
anyone know if they can be tracked separately?brbrHere's a little
more about my setup: Let's call the main website
"Toyota.com." The secondary domain, which is only used in print
ads, is "BuyAToyota.com." When BuyAToyota.com is entered into the
browser's address bar, it resolves as Toyota.com.brbrAs I
understand it, Google Analytics will not distinguish between the two,
and will report hits to both domains as having been generated by
Toyota.com. Am I right about this? Is there any way to have
them counted separately?brbrThanks!br

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I think the hits on the report will be the same because they resolve in
one site, but you might see what you're looking for under span style="font-style: italic;"Martketing Optimization/Refering Source/span.
I also have the case, domain1 resolves to domain2 and if I check the
report, it indicates how many times the site was referred by domain1.br