I have 2 Google Analytics accounts for 2 pages on my website. While my users view content on 1 page, they migrate and sign up finally on the other. I want to see all this data (page visit and conversion) on 1 panel to be able to analyse how my website is performing. How can I do that?
You cannot merge Two account's (only properties for GA360 users)
You can:
a. send both pages into the same property and keep 3 views:
1 - only landing page
2 - only app
3 - all data
b. use the dataStudio (as Eike Pierstorff offered)
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My team and I are trying to measure quantitive metrics in Google Analytics and we're not sure what's the best way to do so.
We're a privacy app with a photo vault and we want to measure the number of items a user saves within the app, for example for a user who uploaded 10 photos to the app, but we're not sure how to do so.
An event seems wrong because we don't want an event for each import of content a user makes, for example:
if the user flow is:
Day 1 - Upload 3 items
Day 2 - Uploaded 5 items.
Day 3 - Removed 2 items.
at the end of day 3, we want to see that this specific user now has 6 items in the app, and we want to be able to filter it by: "Show me all the users that currently have 5 items or more in the app".
We also tried User property but it doesn't work because we cant filter it like I wrote above, any suggestions?
I am stuck at point and don't know how to go ahead. The scenario is -
I am tracking the visitors flow and registration on my website. I have also created different funnels and goals for the same.
Note - after coming to my website, there are 3 other ways through which a visitor can register on my website and I have created separate funnels for those flows.
Secondly, all registered users(through all funnels) are getting approved by the admin at the back end. I am separately able to capture that data in an event and hence created a goal for the number of approved users but still don't know through which funnel they registered and got approved.
My question is " How can i track and show the numbers in GA that the approved user is coming from a particular funnel/flow. For example - 4 approved user came through funnel A, 6 came through funnel B and 2 came through C."
Is it possible to show in GA?
Create custom segment: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/3124493?hl=en
which includes users that have reached goal.
Then you can get Acquisition reports for this segment.
I have a registration form with default fields and one drop down with 5 values say 1 - 5 And this field is mandetory.
How could i track this values thorugh Custom Variables for successful registered users?
What would be the other options if we cont track this through CV's?
Custom variables are pretty much a thing of the past - Universal Analytics has custom dimensions which are conceptually different and are not very well suited to store form input. Plus there is the danger that the form contains info that can be used to identify a person, and it's against Googles Terms of Service to store that in Google Analytics.
One possible way to solve this would be to create a Spreadsheet on Google Drive and publish it as a webapp to store the form data along with an anonymized ID per user; the same user id would be set as a session based custom dimension in Google Analytics. Using the Google Analytics Spreadsheet add-on or a bit of bespoke Google Apps Script you could then pull the relevant metrics per id into the spreadsheet to create your reports.
I have been asked to generate a report with the top 25 and bottom pages of the website (number of pageviews and unique pageviews only)..but excluding certain pages. The structure is topic/subtopic/sub-subtopic/sub-sub-subtopic,(goes down 3 of 4 levels for most pages) with 6 overall topics. I only want to report on the most granular level, be it 3, 4 or 5. Is there an efficient way to do this, that future proofs the site as more pages or subtopics get added over time?
I have tried to do this manually getting the reports via content drill down and working in excel and it requires lots of macros, was hoping to be able to limit the data via GA.
Have you tired creating a custom report that just looks at pageviews, unique pageviews, and uses page path level 3 and page path level 4 as your dimensions? You can then add a filter to get at whatever subtopic you'd like, and save the report.
I need to set up a new goal in Google Analytics which will be executed when 1 unique visitor views 2 different articles.
For example, I have a thousands of different articles:
/page/article_water.html
/page/article_google_analytics.html
....
....
...
/page/article_another_one.html
So, a Google Analytics URL-pattern of this page will looks like this:
./page/article_..html
The thing is, that I need to catch up 2 views of different articles with similar URL.
Have no idea how to do that, Google didn't help me.
Alexander, what you cou do is to check whether the articles were seen on your backend and if so, send an event to Google Analytics that will trigger the goal completion (event-based goal).
Or try setting up two different goals and then create a segment that will filter those users/visitors. Could work as well.