Thanks in advance for taking the time to look at my challenge.
I need to send quantity data to Google Ads with Google Tag Manager.
I have tried many different variations for the Data Layer Variable but none have been successful. This is the most recent ecommerce.productFieldObject.quantity
This is a sample of the code that is fired in the Data Layer in preview mode.
I'd really appreciate it if someone could help
Thanks
Ric
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I have successfully created a GTM trigger and tag using the click_text parameter. When I preview and when I published the change both were successful in showing up on my Google Analytics 4 debug and real time tabs. I cannot seem to find a recorded total for this new tag trigger in either GTM or GA4 anywhere. Does this exist in either of these, or do I need to create an event in GA4 unrelated to what I set up in GTM. I have read most of Google's provided documentation on this specific step and it stops flat at this step of things.
Thank you in advance.
If you see your event in real time data report in GA, you're good. The data is in that property. It, however, is not yet available for aggregation, so you won't be able to count them or use them in other reports.
You should wait up to two days for the data to be in the non-real time reports. Vast majority of the data will be available for aggregation in one day, however. Some starts showing up in hours. GA 360 (paid version of GA) shortens the two days to four hours until all data is there.
I'd also suggest using Adswerve plugin for GA debugging: it will print all DataLayer changes as well as everything that is being sent to GA in the console. It's much more comfortable than using real time hits report and it will show you all dimensions that are being sent to GA.
I created a few UTM campaigns to track in Google Analytics. After a few days, I went to check the campaigns and while the ones I created were there, other campaigns I had not created were also showing up. They had strange, gibberish names. As in, the names are just long strings of characters. The first screenshot shows some campaigns I created ("VBC Campaign (Pilot 1 (5.12.21))" and "VBC Campaign (Pilot 1 (5.12.21))") as well as some I did not ("gebafvgvba_gb_icd_vageb" and "gebafvgvba_gb_icd_xabj_lbhe_cbchybgvba"). The listed source is also gibberish, and the medium is email for each of them (see second screenshot).
How do I figure out how these got created, and how can I get rid of them/prevent them from being created in the future? Thank you!
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Try to check if you checked tick to exclude spam and bot in View setting.
There are not many ways (ie: Michele's suggestion) to prevent someone from sending aletory Campaign data to you Google Analytics account. As the UTMs are query paramns we append to a URL, anyone may add these UTMs and click or share the UTMed URL and as it's clicked GA will record these informations.
Can someone explain to me what I am looking at?
I hope this is not a duplicate push of the same data.
Badly formulated question, but I am going to help you anyway.
What you are looking at is probably what is called a product impression in the Enhanced eCommerce report of Google Analytics.
They are pushing an array of object into the dataLayer so that they could be sent in your product list performance report.
Nope, not a duplicate set of data. What is happening is that you have setup a data push which sends a list of all related products to your data layer. So if you need to see which were the related products shown when a customer viewed a particular products detail page, you would have a list of these products showing up in GA. Shout if you have more questions
Looking for a way to set up Google Analytics that help track an organize RFQ's my client receives through their website. I know it can't all be explained in one post (or who would want to), but I am curious if there is a way to track a customers RFQ's in GA. If anyone has any information on this it would be much appreciated.
You can start by using GTM to track the forms they use to submit these RFQs.
You can also go a step further and generate an ID for the RFQ, pass this ID to GA as a custom dimension and also track it in your CRM so later on you can analyze the closing rate from RFQ to buying. If you can provide more details on the mechanisms/processes in your RFQ, we can go into more specifics.
For my recent project, i m trying to develop a brand new report for google analytics using the Sessions data over a period of time.
When I compare the numbers that I get from https://ga-dev-tools.appspot.com/query-explorer/ and check the report that we have created in analytics.google.com the numbers for sessions are off. They dont match exactly. They are off by like 1%. What might be the reason for this.
Can someone please help me here?
I can give more details if needed.
Thanks
Adding to the above , one more thing I noticed
This happens only When I add Segment filter to be specific. Without the segments the numbers for all users look good.
Had a call with Google Analytics support. They say that there isnt actual support for the Rest Api code and the Front End report from Google Analytics has built in Logic to filter out certain personal information like age related, sex, etc. which is not there in the Rest Api when it pulls in data.
So this is the reason why the numbers are off by 1% all the time.
Hope this helps
Thanks