I installed the Google Analytics tracking code in website. However, I received this notification: View All Web Site Data is configured for Ecommerce, but no data is flowing.
What seems to be missing in the tracking? TIA!
If you want the very basic setup of Google Analytics and haven't configured it to collect Ecommerce data, you should disable Ecommerce in Admin -> View Settings
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Hi! I have this notification in my Analytics for months about missing Ecommerce data, although all data is there, notification is there too. GA was tracking till 8jan2020 and after that it stopped tracking. On wordpress admin sale is going on and details are there. IS Google updated Analytics or there is some other reason. Could you please help me?
Thanks!
If you are tracking with a plugin it is likely that some its updates invalidated the tracking.
Surely there has been no Google Analytics update that can cause the problem you say.
I'm working with an app and I'm using Firebase , mostly for Analytics. This app also have a website, so what i want to do is sending my data that i'm collecting with Analytics for Firebase to some Property in Google analytics. Can i do this by Google Tag Manager?
The Flow will be something like this:
Firebase events -> Analytics for Firebase -> Google tag Manager -> Google Analytics
You should always start with a measurement plan that details the data you want to collect. This will help you report the performance of your business objectives and key performance indicators (KPIs) to your stakeholders. If you’re new to measurement planning, check out Analytics Academy for tips on how to create a solid measurement plan.
Then, you can install a basic implementation of Google Analytics via Tag Manager in four steps:
In Google Tag Manager, select ‘Create Tag’ and then choose the Google Analytics tag template.
Select ‘Universal Analytics’.
Configure your tag by naming it (it will default to the tag template name if you do not choose to change it). We suggest naming it "GA Pageview." Then add your Google Analytics property ID or your gaProperty variable. Finally, choose the Track Type, which in this case, should be the most common type of tracking: ‘Page View.’ A pageview tracks each time a browser loads a site page. Other types of tracking include Events, Cross-domain, Social, and Transaction and refer to the type of action you want to track on your website.
Choose your firing triggers. For a basic Google Analytics implementation, select ‘All Pages’. This means that the Google Analytics tag will fire, or execute, on every page of your site.
Google Tag Manager offers a variable type called “Google Analytics Settings” for use in Universal Analytics tags in web and mobile (Firebase) containers. A Google Analytics Settings Variable acts as a central location to configure sets of Google Analytics settings for use across multiple tags.
When you create a Google Analytics tag using Universal Analytics for web, iOS (Firebase), or Android (Firebase), you will be prompted to select or create a new Google Analytics Settings Variable.
Check this: https://analytics.google.com/analytics/academy/
I am new to google tag manager.I am having a google analytics account.
I integrated google analytics account with google tag manager and applied some tracking event to my google analytics account.
Is it possible to retrieve the gtm event tracking data(through rest api) through google analytics query explorer?
If it possible kindly explain the steps.
There is really noch such thing as GTM event tracking data. You may deploy Google Analytics via GTM, but GTM itself does not collect data.
So Google Analytics event data collected by GA deployed via GTM is still just GA data, and you use the same APIs and tools (including the Query Explorer) that you would use to access GA data from properties that are not tagged using GTM.
You can however not use the GTM API to retrieve tracking data (it is not obvious from your question if you are aware of the difference).
I have setup my site using Squarespace. I am also using Google Analytics to track site activity including eCommerce. When I go form product cart page to checkout page on my site it take we to following url secure.squarespace.com/commerce/checkout but during this process my old session is lost. In order to keep track of my existing client that is going from cart to checkout google analytics allow setting cross domain tracking between two distinct domain.
How can I set cross domain tracking in Squarespace? or Is there any way that my session activity is not lost and similar user is track between main site and Squarespace checkout pages. ?
Squarespace allow Google Analytics ecommerce tracking by embedded code, you just need to enter the google analytics id to start tracking, the embedded code belongs to classic google analytics and there is no way you can edit it (at least not in my knowledge) in order to modify allow linker command within code to enable cross domain tracking. I can use my own Google Analytics code or Google Tag Manager if preferred through code injection but for that I will have to remove the build in google analytics code (classic analytics) which will result in loss of ecommerce data.
I need to know if there is anyway to enable cross domain tracking within the embedded google analytics code or maybe use code injection and use my own Google Analytics code (remove the embedded) and still get ecommerce data for Google Analytics.