I have added the data layer on my website and everything is working fine but when I see the product list position table, the attribution is not working.
The table is showing the position and list view and click data but add to cart, checkout and purchase is not attributed with this data.
I have crosschecked the data layer with Google documentation and it is looking good. I don't know what's the issue.
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I have set up Enhanced Ecommerce using Google Tag Manager and dataLayer. Everything works well except impressions
View for list 4,5,6,7 is zero whilst they have been clicked many times. I have debugged data layer and it's sending impressions correctly.
I am capturing some data on page template, Now I want to pass that data on cart page how can i do that??
I found some tutorials but they are telling pass custom data from product page, But I want to pass from page template.
In the above image you can see, I have 5 layers(Support Layer, Comfort Layer, Dimension, Fabric, Final Look) in every layer I am capturing some data like material, size, thickness etc now I want to pass this data in cart with total price.
below some links i found
https://wisdmlabs.com/blog/add-custom-data-woocommerce-order/
https://sarkware.com/adding-custom-product-fields-to-woocommerce-without-using-plugins/
Please help me.
For a vast majority of my reports in AA, the list of available metrics does not include product views. I would really like to be able to see product views aggregated to be shown broken down by things like marketing channel, etc., but right now I can only add it as a metric to the products report.
Is the only way to accomplish this to use a custom event that is basically a mirror of the prodView event and set it to increment on each product view? I would prefer to use the out of the box prodView event, obviously.
Any and all input would be helpful!
I am using google tag manager to fire tags for my website, I created custom javascript variable which returns count of my jstree selection (i.e how many users selected how many items) and i placed a trigger on this count, just wanna know if there is any way that i can see this count on my google analytics page so as to analyse how many users are selecting how many items?
Found answer myself, Hope it will help others too.
To show count of any custom variable that you created on your google tag manager on your Google Analytics page is possible by creating custom dimensions on Google Analytics. Steps for doing this are below :-
Go to your google Analytics account, open admin section.
-Then go under property-->custom definations and select custom dimensions
click on new custom dimension add name and select scope "session" and click on create (Note :- please note your dimension index).
Go to google tag manager, Create a new tag, click on more settings under "configure tag" and add custom dimension, place index number and dimension value(custom variable that you created) here.
set your firing rule and save it.
Now, you can see it under report by setting secondary dimensions as custom dimensions. Also if you want to further analysis on this data you can also use Biq Query plugin for GA.
You are ready to go!!
for some time in google Analytics I observe very busy with foreign sites. These are spam site. How can I protect?
Screen GA:
http://oi60.tinypic.com/2vctdae.jpg
These are called "Ghost Referrals" and the best way to rid yourself of them is to add a new view and create an Include filter for it.
Check out the full post http://blog.tylerbuchea.com/google-analytics-filtering-out-ghost-referrals/
First go the the Analytics Admin section and choose the Account and Property you'd like to apply the filter to. Then create a new view like "example.com (Ghost Referalls Filter)". Trust me on this create a new one and don't reuse your existing one. I'll explain later.
Add a new filter to your freshly created view. Then select the Custom tab, mark the Include radio button, and choose Hostname from the dropdown. Then you'll want to enter your sites hostnames separated with the OR operator "|" and make sure to add a backslash before each period. This will white list only your hostnames and block any other sites from sending fake data that muddy up your Analytics reports.
Example entry
example\.com|www\.example\.com|translate\.google\.com
So Why The New View?
If you add a filter to an existing view it will permanently change that view and all of the past data.
I Don't See Any Data
Unfortunately Analytics doesn't apply filters to past data. So all of the data in the filtered view will be from the day it was assigned onwards. Just give it a few days and you'll be using your original view less and less.
If your picture is what I think it is, its actually a GA issue. Its fake referral spam.
https://megalytic.com/blog/how-to-filter-out-fake-referrals-and-other-google-analytics-spam