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Connect Google Analytics to Okara

Link Google Analytics so Okara’s agents can work from your real traffic. This page covers what Okara can read, how it is used and how to set it up.

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Okara to Google Analytics
OAuth 2.0

Permission Okara requests from Google

Google lists this on its own consent screen before you approve.

  • analytics.readonlySee and download your Google Analytics data

Never touched: changes to your property, goals, users or any other Google data. Access is read-only.

Looking for what Okara does with this data?

Uses your traffic data to rank which pages to fix first and which topics deserve more content. This page covers the connection itself.

Meet the SEO Agent

Set up in three steps

You need an Okara account and access to the Google Analytics account you want to connect.

  1. Step 1

    Open Integrations

    In your Okara dashboard, go to Integrations and choose Google Analytics.

  2. Step 2

    Authorize Okara on Google

    Sign in to the Google account that has your GA4 property and approve the permission above, then pick the property. Okara never sees your password.

  3. Step 3

    Get your first findings

    Your agents read the data and come back with prioritized fixes and drafts.

Okara MCP

Ask about your traffic from ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor

Add the Okara MCP to your assistant and ask how your marketing did. It answers with your real numbers, through Okara.

https://okara.ai/api/mcpConnect Okara

Paste the link into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Muse or Cursor. See how

What Okara reads from Google Analytics

DataHow Okara uses itComes from
Traffic by pageRanks which pages to improve firstYour GA4 property
Traffic by channel and sourceShows whether search, social or referrals send visitorsYour GA4 property
EngagementSessions, users, bounce rate and time on siteYour GA4 property
Conversions and revenueShows which traffic turns into resultsYour GA4 property
AudienceDevice, new vs returning, age and genderYour GA4 property
TrendsCompares the last 7 and 30 days with the period beforeYour GA4 property

You stay in control

  • Access is read-only
  • You choose which property Okara reads
  • Disconnect anytime from Integrations

Disconnect or revoke access

From Okara

Go to Integrations › Google Analytics in your dashboard and choose Disconnect. Your agents keep working, without this data to go on.

From Google Analytics

Open your Google Account, go to Security › Your connections to third-party apps and services, choose Okara and remove access.

The SEO Agent turns this data into finished work

Uses your traffic data to rank which pages to fix first and which topics deserve more content.

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Approved articles land in your Webflow CMS collection, matched to your rich-text and image fields.

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Sync agent-written articles into your Framer CMS so the site stays current without a manual rebuild.

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Wix

Finished articles publish straight to your Wix blog with headings, tables and a cover image in place.

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HubSpot

Approved articles publish straight to your HubSpot blog, with the author and blog you choose.

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FAQ

FAQs about the Google Analytics integration

Still unsure? Write to support@okara.ai.

Yes. You connect a GA4 property, and the agents use its traffic data to prioritize their work.

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