In this article about making sense of the Site speed related data in Google Analytics. The author mentions about a report that has both the Page Load Sample and Avg. Page Load time. I am unable to find this Page Load Sample report or add it as an additional dimension in my Site Speed related reports next to the Avg. Page Load Time. Any directions in this regards would be helpful. I google around and it seems there is a chance this may have been phased out of Google Analytics.
Try switching to the "Technical" tab in Site Speed Page Timings report
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I am trying to know my website's page speed from google page-speed insights. But it showing question mark as result. I want to know about this question mark and its solution.
my website is developed in WordPress.
I recommennd Lighthouse Developer Tools
Simply follow the steps, and you can perform your first Audit without Page Speed Insights!
First step for your website is to serve images that are appropriately-sized to save cellular data and improve the load time.
For example: "07/besp_long1-1.png" which has a size of 1,761 kb can be served with a smaller size and in a next-gen format like .webp.
The given URLs by you are showing following errors in Google Page Speed Insights:
Field Data - The Chrome User Experience Report does not have sufficient real-world speed data for this page.
Origin Summary - The Chrome User Experience Report does not have sufficient real-world speed data for this origin.
It means that your website doesn't provide sufficient number of distinct samples that provide a representative, anonymized view of performance of the URL as per the Documentation of Google page speed insights.
As an alternative I would recommend using Lighthouse Tool to avoid such issues.
in my site i have google analytics tag coded it works in real-time but when i go to behavior nothing show up.. it says there is only one event, in the graph section but down in the report section there's nothing.
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If you are using GA free, please be advised that the data will be visible in reports within 24-72 hrs. If you see the data in real-time reports, be assured it will show up in the reports in due time.
I am tracking analytics through a Google Analytics - Universal Analytics tag implemented through GTM.
I've noticed recently that there may have been an issue with the setup of this which has resulted in a large amount of data missing (a few months worth) - specifically there is a lack of data in the site content > all pages report. Some data was recorded in June 2018 before recording appears to have stopped, however it appears this data is incorrect with very high page readings that are not reflected by the timeline in the audience overview report.
What's strange is that goals have still been recorded, including form submission and calls (these were also set up through GTM), also the audience overview has recorded data for the last six months.
I have added the analytics tag again making sure to have the correct property ID and have verified that it is firing via preview mode and via the real-time report in Analytics.
I'm confused how sessions and goals have been recorded if analytics may have been incorrectly installed and what may have occurred for there to be a black hole in the data?
If there is a lack of data in the site content report it means that on some pages from your site, either GTM is not firing (thus not firing GA) or there are some filters in your GA trigger in GTM which do not load the tag on all pages.
If you can provide some URL's which you think should be in the site content report, but are missing, we can check how GA is installed.
I'm new to Google Analytics. Yesterday, I created an account and I pointed it to our website. I've added the JavaScript codes that Google Analytics generated for us. I put the code on all of our .html files.
I've been hitting our website from outside and so does my officemates since last night and also today. However, when I visited https://www.google.com/analytics under Reporting, everything was showing 0. I don't see any single spike at all.
I would recommend navigating to the Reporting -> Realtime -> Overview tab within your Google Analytics (GA) account. This is an almost realtime view into users on your site. In a separate tab access your site and refresh the page, this page view event should then be visible in the GA Realtime view.
If you can see your page view then its likely that you've inserted the correct GA script into your page and that you've used the correct GA property id. If you cant see your own page view then you will know that your script is incorrectly inserted or your GA property id is incorrect.
Last bit of advice: GA often has a 24-48 delay before you are able to use its full suite of insight tools (such as GA Goals). If you're expecting to see Goals populate immediately you're gonna have a bad time.
Last-last bit of advice: make sure that you select the current date from the date range picker in the top right of the GA Reporting view. It defaults to yesterday.
I am adding a step into the buying journey on an eCommerce retail website. I want to test to see if this affects overall conversion rates. Our platform doesn't support A/B testing itself so I'm hoping I can test this using Google Experiments.
A lot of examples for Google Experiments involve having a different page/url to test with, so you want to test a different button style or page layout, different content etc. In my case this doesn't apply as my test is a multipage test, if I add a step here how many of those customers end up on my order confirmation page. The business logic which determines whether to add the additional step is handled via javascript so essentially I want half of my visitors to load to old js file and half to load the new js file and then to see how they differ in Google Experiments.
I'm guessing the only way I can do this is to set-up an experiment where the original page would be
www.mydomain.com/product_page
and my variation page would be
www.mydomain.com/product_page?some_variable=1
Then in my framework I could check for that url parameter and load to new js file. But would that track through the whole buying journey once the customer has left that page?
Any help or suggestions would be very welcome.
Thank You
Saul