on the previous Google analytics, under realtime -> overview under Top Active Pages: i was able to see the realtime urls vistors are viewing. How do i view this on GA4?
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I have an iOS app that I try to advertise in GDN using Google Ads search campaigns. Specifically, I intend to lead users to the App Store App's page when they click on the link, and collect data about clicks and views.
This is an example of a link used in Google Ads search campaign:
https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id0000000000?pt=000000000&ct=t%20Search_Destinations_Example&mt=8
At the moment, Google Ads search campaigns collect data about clicks and views to Google Ads and to AppStore Connect. I wonder if it's possible to see this data in Google Analytics as well.
I have a website where buyers and sellers are logging in using their unique id. They will be visiting various product pages once logged in. Using Google Analytics API, I would like to display the details of each buyer or seller, with the time they spent in a product page, the pages they visited, etc., in my website backend.
However I am not able to get the UserID, which is important to display the user name and other information, using the google API code.
The same details are visible when I download the data as an excel sheet from google analytics dashboard.
Is there any restriction in APIs that the UserID will be not passed?
How we can achieve this otherwise?
We have a dashboard application that shows some realtime data. Usually use case is that user open some dashboard and let it opened several hours and looks at it during the time. Data on the dashboard are updated on the background. Google Analytics doesn't know that the dashboard page is still opened and results about realtime online users in GA are bad.
How to let know to Google Analytics that the user is still online?
I think about using GA events, but I do not know if it is the best way.
You can know it with a margin of 5 minutes:
Active users are those who have sent a hit to Analytics within the last five minutes.
Active users per page is the number of users who have sent their most recent hit from that page.
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1638637?hl=en
A client of mine is having some issues with regards to tracking campaigns in Google Analytics that I was hoping one of you can advise me on.
They have recently sent out an email with the Google Analytics campaign information in the links back to the site from a button in the email (link created with the URL builder).
As well as the Google Analytics information they also send their own parameter for tracking using a bespoke system of theirs. In the end the url that visitors would go to after clicking the button in the email was something along these lines:
http://www.domain.com/pagename/?bespokecampaign=lead_gen/email/email_btn/boxcampaign&utm_source=email_pure&utm_medium=email&utm_term=email_btn&utm_campaign=boxcampaign
Looking at Acquisitions in the Google Analytics report I can see in the past this page has been viewed and has the correct Source/Medium set as email_pure/email.
However, there was a lead gen form that was filled out on the site after landing on this particular page that sends an event action that the form was filled out. When trying to view the campaign information for these events I do not see any information regarding the Source / Medium for that event being the correct information from the URL.
The Salesforce model in place to receive these leads took the referrer URL correctly, containing the Google Analytics parameters, but there was no record in Analytics to suggest one of the form events had the Source/Medium of email_pure/email.
Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this and potential fixes?
Is there any way to check an user is redirected to my site via Google Ads?
I want to track number of user who are redirected via Google Ads and their activities.
I have Google Analytics, Adword added already to my website.
I can track users on my site via Google Analytics only.
You can link your AdWords account to your Analytics account. Once you have done this, you will be able to see how many users came via AdWords in the "AdWords" section of the Acquisition area of Analytics. You'll see which campaigns & ads the users clicked, what key words they used and so on. You can then do all the usual GA filtering and grouping with that data that you usually can with normal visit info.
Hope that helps.