I'm creating a remarketing audience list in Google analytics and after setting audience definition when I add audience destinations, I only see 0 as the audience size in google ads. In google ads, it keeps showing me the audience list is too small. But even if I try to retarget a subdomain, it still shows up too small. It happened since last October. Did Google change any configuration or algorithm? Thanks all!
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We have a new ecommerce application built on Flutter
We use Firebase for tracking and it seems to work fine. We see all ecommerce events and we built an audience for Google Ads campaign and the events are attributed to this audience.
However, when we go to conversions section to Google Ads we see a very small number of events coming from Google Ads.
Talking to Google Ads support, they say that our events are unattributed.
Have you had this issue before? What would you recommend to fix this?
Thank you for your help?
We checked all setups on Google Ads / Firebase / Google Analytics and we would expect to see conversions showing up on Google Ads
My question is related to the connection of google analytics data with google ads data.
I have auto-tagging enabled in GA and Google Ads. And I have "Allow manual utm_parameters overwrite auto-tagging parameters in GA".
In the link I have manually specified the utm parameters that are different to google/cpc and when clicking on the ad gclid is appended.
But I can't see any sessions assigned to any campaign in the report.
Do someone have any ideas why could it happen?
My utm_parameters for source / medium are different from google / cpc. Could it be the reason?
Thanks in advance
If you don't have gclid and if you have source / medium other than google / cpc, Google will not be able to recognize that those sessions are from Google Ads, you will probably find them in the (Other) channel in Google Analytics.
I have started using GMP on an eCommerce website as I am concerned about transactions not being tracked correctly due to ad blockers and subsequently the conversion data in Adwords being incorrect.
However, I've started using it and I've found it to be a nightmare to get to work as you'd expect. I found this question still unanswered which is worrying!!
Measurement protocol transactions from Google Analytics to Google AdWords
However, my question is similar. But not the same. I'd like to know if I'm supposed to set the referrer, source & medium only once? For the first request?
i.e. Lets say someone clicks an eCommerce shopping ad (So it has a glid). Comes onto the site. And I set the medium to cpc and the source to google.
Then they start to browse around the site before making a purchase. The referrer will then be registered as the current domain and the source and medium will not be recorded.
Is this correct? As currently it's attributing all conversions to the site itself and not to google even though I am passing in the glid on the first request.
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.
good afternoon
I am currently using google analytics to track the newsletters. For this I use campaigns.
The problem is that when you have finished visiting the linked page, the following pages continues indicating that this correspond to the same campaign.
How I can tell Google Analytics that the campaign tracking is finished?
I tried with the following code, but I ignored.
_gaq.push(
['_setCampaignTrack', false]
,['_setCampaignCookieTimeout', 0]
);
_gaq.push(['_trackPageview']);
This is intended behaviour for Google Analytics
Source precedence—A direct traffic visit that follows a paid referred visit will never override an existing paid campaign. Whatever
is the latest paid campaign visit is listed as the referral for the
visit.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/gaTrackingCampaigns?hl=en
direct traffic has a vey low precedence. Google Analytics assumes that if the visitor is coming back by a direct source it's probably because of the last visit that you actually paid for, so it keeps the last useful traffic source.