I have a page on my site that I know received a number of page views over a certain period of time since I had a facebook campaign redirect people to it and facebook's analytics showed me 1458 clicks on that ad. However when I go to GA for that page it list 0 page views for that same time period.
What's wrong?
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Our website is seeing around 30% of transactions being recorded as Google/organic as the source/medium, however the landing page is showing (not set) and no sessions/average session duration data is being recorded - just the transaction and ecommerce revenue.
I suspect this is actually paid search traffic, but the utm tracking is being dropped somewhere. This is the website https://www.relish-life.com/ I'm not sure what's causing the (not set) to appear as the landing page.
My facebook ad leads to a landing page, which is easy to track with the facebook pixel. But that landing page leads to another purchase page with a different domain. I was wondering how can I track the purchase page with the same pixel?
Theoretically I could create a new container with Google Tag Manager for the purchase website, and add facebook pixels tags there, but how would the pixel on the purchase page know that it was referred from the landing page? Because the purchase page is not reached directly from the facebook ad.
Just in case someone finds it confusing:
Facebook ad > Landing page > Purchase page (different domain)
Thanks in advace
With the Facebook tag it doesn’t need to know it was referred, just add the conversion parameters on the purchase page and it should work fine as it just relates the purchase to the click on the ad not the path that was made. An example would be if the user clicks on the ad then leaves and comes back days later to purchase this would still trigger a conversion to the ad.
In GA you're able to see data for landing pages and second pages (the second page viewed in a session) as well as the conversion rates associated with it.
Are you able or legally allowed to collect the 3rd/4th/5th page viewed in a session as a custom dimension? If so how would you write the code for a custom dimension.
Example data: the /shop page of a website had 300 pageviews as 2nd page, 700 pageviews as the 3rd page, 100 pageviews as the 4th page, etc.
I am posting two screen shots of my Google Analytics in which Avg. Session Duration is different. Why is that ??
One screenshot is from Landing Page and other is from All Pages tab. I am using a WordPress plugin which shows page by page stats https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-analytify/ and It is showing that page stats from Landing page.
You're comparing two ways of looking at pages:
the first one (pages) describes how many pages were seen overall. In your case, 69 pageviews for that page and 61 entrances (notice that last number?)
the second one (landing pages) deceptively reports sessions starting on that given page. Because they're session-based, they take bounce rate into account. Remember that high bounce rate = low average session time. So those 61 sessions that started on that given page resulted in 90+% bounce rate.
Try applying a segment to exclude bounce sessions and you should see your average session time get much closer to the 2 minutes listed in the pages report
Landing pages will show you how people entered your web site and it is good for acquisition analysis.
All pages report will show you how your pages perform regardless if they entered the site through that page or not. This is why you see additional metrics such as %Exit rate (since bounce rate applies ONLY to landing page) and page value (since you can not run a conversion rate report on all pages).
You can use your ALL pages report in order to see how people navitgate to your site, which pages are important as "secondary level" pages and how they contribute to your conversion path.
You can read more in how to do that here: http://digitalinsightsworld.com/digital-insights/path-analysis-google-analytics-excel/
Most of the Site admin misunderstood between these two metrics.
Landing Page - Avg Session Duration - Continuous Page duration Avg Time
All Page (From Behaviour) - Avg Time on Page - Amount of time spend on single page.
Refer this information, it is clearly explain this link https://www.studentcpu.com/2020/03/google-analytics-important-kpi-monitor.html Please refer it. you will get clear insight.
I have created a custom report which contains
Page (url),
Page Title,
Visitor Duration,
Bounce Rate
I am using Adwords for advertising and want to see which pages get more hit and visit duration. When I view my custom report some of the page URLs looks like
"/tr-url/en-ru.ru/www.domain.com/corporate/about-us/" so I am having 3-4 different hit for about-us page.
Is there a filter to get only the real page URL like /about-us, /contact, /company-info ?
Thanks in advance