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I went to create a new google analytics property for my mobile app, and it seems like Google is now forcing us to use their Firebase analytics for mobile. There is no option to not use Firebase if you select that you are creating the property for a mobile app.
Does anyone know a way around this? I need to create a new property for my app, and my app isn't set up to use Firebase.
Thanks!
Follow the below steps:
First create a property for website under PROPERTY column mentioning
your mobile app website in website field. example "resApp.com/"
For this created property, create a new view under VIEW column by selecting "Mobile" from the dropdown menu.
By doing this you can get to use Google analytics alone. No need of firebase.
Check this link for reference : https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2587086?hl=en&visit_id=1-636317179632979567-126840879&rd=1
You could also use this link to create a project or property :
https://developers.google.com/mobile/add
Here it will ask for your app name(TestApp) and bundle ID(com.test.app).
Then Click on Continue to Choose and Configure services
Choose Analytics
Immediately it will enable Analytics for your app and will show up the New Tracker ID and also the PROPERTY you are looking for.
Property created will bear a name in the combination of your App name and Bundle ID given in the first step (TestApp iOS/Android: com.test.app)
I found a simple way to achieve this by just creating a new account in your Google Analytic admin page, then you are allowed to create a moblie app tracker id with this account.
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I have a site which uses the old Google Universal Analytics with a "Tracking-ID" (UA-XXXX).
Now i have created a container (and published it) inside google tag manager,
inside "google analytics" i have "Upgraded to Google Analytics 4" via the button, this created a new entry in "properties".
This new property does not have a Tracking-ID but a Measurement-Id.
Inside google tag manager in the newly created container i added a Tag "Google Analytics GA4" with the above Measurement-Id, and a trigger "all pages".
When i visit the site i can see inside the "real-time"-Overview my own "visit".
But on the Main-Chart (where i can see when how many users visited the website) the "old data" from Universal Analytics is still missing.
How can i "include" the old data into the new property?
Is that even possible?
No, that's not possible. Moving old data into a new property has never been possible, and in this case the data models are different, so it would probably do not make a lot of sense.
If you want to reconcile old and new data you could do it programmatically by using the API (or BigQuery exports if you have GA360 for your old properties) and doing some mapping in code, or you could probably use Data Studio and merge old and new data, if you finde a shared field that you can use as a key.
I want to set the dynamic deep link with query param. For example, Suppose I've got the following information, Let's say for user1 the URL is https://example.com/res/?appId=67abeuusbev&value=55673 this link will be dynamic. i.e. for user2 it can be https://example.com/res/?appId=67abeuusbev&value=55674. I've set up the Firebase dynamic link. For example, say exampletest.page.link/SYu7 . Now I want to set up the deeplink in such a way that those appId and value (https://example.com/res/?appId=67abeuusbev&value=55674) can be set dynamically as a deep link whenever this link will be clicked from a web browser and based on the respective param values I can handle the link. Is there any way to do the same in the firebase dynamic link? I'm using React Native. Thanks for the consideration in advance.
If you're looking into modify short Firebase Dynamic Links programmatically, then it's currently not possible. The only way to update the parameters configured (i.e. deep link) in a short FDL is through the Firebase console, and only short FDLs created from the console can be edited. Short FDLs created programmatically are not displayed in the FDL dashboard.
As a workaround, you can create long FDL manually - by appending parameters and its values. Note that deep links need to be URL-encoded if it has multiple parameters.
i.e. https://exampletest.page.link/?link=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fres%2F%3FappId%3D67abeuusbev%26value%3D55674
You can check if the deep link will be able to carry the parameters configured in it by debugging the Dynamic Link using preview page flowchart.
How do you create a view within Google Analytics v4? I am trying to query for Analytics data, specifically conversion information. However, I cannot find adequate documentation for this new version. I have been following this guide. There is not a "create view" button has referenced in the older documentation.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v4/quickstart/service-py
I am using a "Web + App" app which I assume is v4.
In Google Analytics 4 (App+Web) you will no longer see the “View” column (as you had with Universal Analytics) as there are no Views in this new type of property (settings and capabilities usually done in View can now be done within the new property, and other reasons, such as creating country specific Views, can be accomplished with a quick Filter in the new property).
how to add google analytics in my chrome extension, in react js ..
i want to fire some custom event when my specific condition is satisfy and I want to show in google analytics .
please guide me step by step
In order to integrate Google Analytics into your React app, you first have to create the respective GA Property (which I am sure you have already done on the Google Analytics website). Then copy the script that Google Analytics provides and add a script element into the body of your React app that contains the copied script at runtime.
I wrote an article explaining exactly this problem in-depth, you can read it here.
When I originally created my Google analytics account I added all my websites (properties) to the one account. Now I would like to move them to their own individual accounts but I cant seem to find anywhere where this option is available.
I can easily make a new account but that seems to entail creating a new property and view. If possible I would like to keep the historical data that GA has already gathered for this website.
Note: I am using the terms as per the 3 columns in the GA Admin page: Account, Property and View
Update: September 10, 2016 - Now there is a way to move GA properties between accounts:
There is no feature (at the moment) to move properties within accounts.
Update: January 2016 - still no feature to move properties.
You'll need Admin Access to two Google Analytics ACCOUNTS - one destination account and the account where the Property currently is.
Once you have access to both with the same Google account, head in to the Property Settings and click "Move Property".
This post has detailed instructions and a video example.