I have two Google Accounts.
- me@gmail.com
- me@mycompany.com
me@mycompany.com
is not a Gmail and is not a Google Apps for my domain account. The email me@mycompany.com
hosted somewhere outside of Google.
But I hate having to switch between the two. Is there a way to link them, so that when I log on to me@gmail.com
, I still have access to me@mycompany.com
services in Google?
Specifically I am looking to solve this problem on Google Analytics (GA). The me@gmail.com
account on GA shows my personal sites where the me@mycompany.com
shows my work sites. I'd like to log on via me@gmail.com
and see both personal and work sites with the privileges of both accounts
Best Answer
I'm not 100% positive (Since I use 2 Google Accounts) but I believe you can give access to your Google Analytics site to me@gmail.com even though it was created by me@mycompany.com. I have two Google Accounts, account1@gmail.com and account2@gmail.com. I setup GA for account1 and then later gave access to account2 to view the stats.
Heres a Help Post from Google. How do I grant other users access to my Analytics reports?
But if you wanted to share e-mail as well, you can fwd your mail from me@mycompany.com to me@gmail.com. And with-in GMail you can change the "Sent From" to me@mycompany.com while logged into me@gmail.com