How can i track the origin of the pages with google analytics. ie from which source its navigated to the current page, whether the page is browsed by clicking on a link in the mail etc.
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We have recently set up a new instance of google analytics. In our All pages report we are able to see all the url's of our website. Page URL's doesn't have host name attached to it.
We have already implemented the hostname filter
Also when we click on the small pop-up button under bottom right of url cell to view the url, GA is already prefixing htttps:www.abc.com. Any suggestions what could have caused this?
I'm having a similar problem to this: Embedded Google calendar not displaying unless logged into Google account
I embedded an iframe of my Google Calendar onto my webpage, but it only displays when I am actively logged into my Google account. I have the calendar set to be publicly viewable, but the problem persists.
I have the following code setup to track clicks on specific links on a specific page of our site:
My Link Text
These links go to a CGI script which logs users into a given service. The login form also has our Google Analytics tracking code on it.
I have several links like this on my page with different labels. Our CMS puts the Google Analytics universal tracking code below the content of our site. I can't put this in the header.
I've tested it and checked in GA the next day, however it is showing nothing for event stats.
Is there something I'm missing.
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!
yesterday this "/trackBannerM" page appeared in my Google Analytics Site Content reports.
This page doesn't exist on my website and there are no broken link pointing to it. I have checked my website logfiles and there are no GET requests for this url.
Do you have any clue on this mistery?
This is most likely some kind of virtual pageview. If you execute:
In Classic Analytics (ga.js)
_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/trackBannerM']);
Or in Universal Analytics (analytics.js)
ga('send', 'pageview', '/trackBannerM');
This page will show up in GA even though it doesn't exist. This is called a virtual pageview.
You just have to find out where this call placed and by who. Maybe you are using some kind of widget that injects code in your site and is tracking banners using this method.