Category: Google analytics

Google Analytics provides information on who the people visiting your website are in terms of demographics, geography, and their general interests online. In addition, you can see what browsers they use and what devices they’re coming from. Why is the data in Google Analytics important? The data in Google analytics is extremely important to look […]

How to find your Google Analytics Measurement ID (Tracking ID equivalent) Log into your Google Analytics account. Click on Admin in the bottom left-hand corner. Select the Account and Property of the Google Analytics that is installed on your page. Click on Data Steams Click on your website from the list You will find your […]

Another reason why your Google Analytics is not working is that it might be conflicting with another script on your webpage. If you have other scripts running on your website, make sure they don’t use the same variables as Google Analytics. You can check out the development documents for Universal Analytics Java, and script library. […]

If the User-ID is enabled but not properly configured, your Google Analytics account will contain no data. You have conflicting scripts on your page or website. If other scripts on your page are using the same variables as Google Analytics, you are going to encounter problems with your tracking code. If you don’t see any […]

The short answer is Yes, you should upgrade to Google Analytics 4, also called GA4. To be clear upgrading to Google Analytics 4 does not mean that your existing data from Univeral Analytics (that many are calling GA3) will be transferred over to Google Analytics 4. The answer is once again it depends. While the […]

“Google Analytics adds the conversion rate of each individual goal and then report the sum as the overall conversion rate of the website. So if you have set up 5 goals for your website and the conversion rate of each goal turned out to be 20%, then Google Analytics will report 100% conversion rate for […]

Standard Google Analytics code should always be placed in the tag of the page. Let’s suppose you placed your analytics code at the bottom of the page, this may lead to incorrect or half tracking. Google’s official recommendation for adding the Google Analytic tracking code is place the tracking code in the HEADER SECTION ( […]

How Google Analytics works is by collecting information about site visitors. From a website’s traffic sources, to the number of hits per month, Google Analytics offers excellent insight into users behavior, and collects valuable user data in real time. Another popular inquiry is “How does Google Analytics collect data?”. The tracking operation retrieves data about […]

Google Analytics uses your time zone settingas the day boundary for all your Google Analytics data. Thus, if your time zone is set to be EDT, and it is 6:00 PM July 1st for you, when a visitor comes from Moscow, where it is already July 2nd, the session will be recorded according to the […]

Yes, it still is. You can track social media performance using Google Analytics. Interestingly, with Google Analytics you can track those metrics which are directly related with your business. You may be asking “How do I add social media traffic to my Google Analytics?” I built a custom report that will show you all of […]