We are running a eCommerce aggregator portal on WEB and WAP both. Recently we have migrated whole WAP pages to AMP. After migration, the GA sessions for UC Browser has been decreased by almost 95%. We have figured out some of the devices which are not sending the pageview event however the website is working fine. Can anyone help to debug UC Browser?
Thanks,
Vidosh
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Our purchase event on our e-commerce website stopped tracking suddenly from one day to the next. The weird thing is that all other events (begin_checkout, add_to_cart, add_payment_info etc) are still being tracked correctly.
I'm using Google Tag Manager and GA4 to track these eComm events on our Wordpress website.
Afaik, we didn't update anything related to either GTM or Google Analytics. I also checked for plugin updates, and turned plugins off that were updated around the time the purchase event wasn't sent anymore, but that had no effect.
Any ideas why only the purchase event might not be tracked anymore?
I want to set up clicks tracking for button on website, implement tracking for Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel. Everything works well when testing site in Preview/Debug mode of GTM. GA and FB tracks events as planned. I Submitted version in Google Tag Manager and Published it.
Problem is following: Website tracking in normal mode doesnt work, for example website in Incognite mode is not tracked. Where in the Submit/Publish process in GTM could I have made a mistake?
Thanks for help!
I have a Google Analytics query I am using the SEMeasy Double Agent plugin on my Wordpress site to redirect visitors to particular pages to certain external sites. The plugin detects if a visitor is using a mobile device or desktop. If desktop, it overlays the external site without redirecting so these visitors can be tracked via Google Analytics. But with mobile users, it redirects the visitor to the external page before Google Analytics registers the visit. My question is: can I change the code of my site so that Google Analytics registers this click before redirecting to the external site? Sorry but I have very limited coding experience, so simple answers would be great!
My wife and I run a WordPress blog that utilizes the AMP plugin. AMP versions of posts are automatically created. Though I may have read somewhere that AMP caches can be shared with anyone, it did not occur to me until now that other sites can display our AMP content as a cached page of their site and we never get credit for the visit.
Just today, a blogger friend mentioned that she saw traffic in her Google Analytics from https://cdn.ampproject.org/v/www.mommypotamus.com/how-to-buy-a-non-toxic-mattress/amp/?amp_js_v=5
This is a cached version of our web page located at http://www.mommypotamus.com/how-to-buy-a-non-toxic-mattress/amp/
She is seeing referral traffic from a third party site containing our content. We have no Google Analytics record for this traffic or that third party page. So my question is:
Am I losing the credit for traffic passing through third party sites? And how are people even getting to them?
This matters because we just launched AdThrive ads on our site last week, and with mobile being approx 70% of traffic, we are losing money due to AMP. I realize that some ad networks are already compatible with AMP, but AdThrive is not, due to the fact that they employ real-time bidding on ad spots, which delivers maximum earnings to the publisher.
Maybe more sites are sharing cached versions of our AMP pages, but we know at least that Google Cache is doing so and AmpProject is doing so. How is that content tracked in GA? If it isn't, how is that supposed to be okay?
AMP is starting to feel like I've given someone permission to scrape all my content and outrank my actual site with my own content.
cdn.ampproject.org is a cache that belongs to Google. This cache is used for all views that happen in search and google news and many other apps including Bing etc. You are definitely not losing credit since they will all show you as the author and creator.
I've recently rebuilt a website for a free lance client who wanted to add GA to his site. This is first time I've used GA. On one page I included a javascript image slider. The slider is being blocked in all 5 major browsers. In IE 11 Web Developer tools I get this message for every page on the site:
"SEC7114: A download in this page was blocked by Tracking Protection. http://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js"
I think this is a GA setting that can be changed, but I haven't been able to find it.
Can anyone help me with this?
Disable tracking protection.
What is an "image slider"?