Just trying to make a Test A/B experiment with google analytics content experiment. I manage an ecommerce site and I use a SEO-friendly style URL, the products could have different categories as you can see.
www.store.net/product/bedroom/bed/11
www.store.net/product/bedroom/bed/21
www.store.net/product/perfum/40
www.store.net/product/perfum/88
www.store.net/product/bedroom/furniture/mirror/5
www.store.net/product/bedroom/furniture/mirror/15
My product page for all is www.store.net/product.aspx?id=$1
This is my Original URL: www.store.net/product.aspx?id=$1
and Variation: &test=1
But...is not working....
Any ideas how could I do a test with SEO friendly URL?
Thanks!
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I need to track posts on Instagram which lead to my site. Is it possible to do with Google Analytics?
You can do this with the help of UTM Parameters, for example by adding the name of the post or a reference in the utm_campaign or utm_content.
Here’s a link for a test post from social to your website:
www.yourwebsite.com?utm_source=instagram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=post_name&utm_content=post_content
Google Search Results shows different variations when searched the Website name with adding a space. I am Using WordPress Yoast Plugin.
Sometimes the results just show as a link and sometimes the results shows with the Inner Page Link details as well?
Does anyone can help what makes that happen?
See Attached Sample
The inner page links you are referring are called termed as site-links by google, and these site-links are picked up by google based on your website ranking/traffic/popularity the more old/famous your site the fast site-links will be picked-up by google.
The search result is depends on the search phrase you use, Google will always match the search term with the title of the site, if more close the match the higher probability of pulling the site links.
You can also user google search console to demote the links to appear in google search.
And the Yoast SEO plugin will give you the options to title,describe,keyword every post and page of wordpress site, but this plugin/ any other plugins have no direct effect on this site links.
I can't imagine this is an uncommon problem, but we keep running into challenges.
We have a campaign with a landing page on our site, with a form visitors can fill out. They give us their email, we email them some content. We want to track this as a single GA conversion.
Right now the setup has three pieces:
1) The campaign landing page on our web site
2) The actual form they fill out, which is in an iframe and hosted on a subdomain (info.MMMM.com instead of www.MMMM.com) (this form is managed and hosted by marketing automation service Pardot)
3) The "Thank You" page to which users are redirected once they fill out the form. This is on the main domain, not the subdomain.
We're using Universal Analytics, I believe. We have the stock UA snippet in the overall site footer, so it already appears on both the landing page and the thank-you page.
We have a cross-domain issues, in that right now info.MMMM.com appears as a high-traffic referrer. Of course this is wrong -- that's our own subdomain, and it's masking the real referrer.
I've been following Pardot's instructions for cross-domain tracking. In doing so, I added our UA code snippet to the code generator for the iframed form. This works, but the Google Tag Assistant then tells me I have two GA tags for the same property (one in the iframe and one in the overall page footer I guess).
Am I headed up the wrong tree? Should I just be following the guidelines for "Cross domain auto linking for forms" on this Google page?
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cross-domain
Any pointers would be helpful.
Thanks,
SGL
I'm using Google Analytics for the first time. I have been waching some videos about how to set up Google Analytics for a website. I'm a little bit confused. In the videos they paste the tracking code only once like in the index.php. Is this really enough? Can Google Analytics track all the activities on all other pages in my website? I thought there should be a unique tracking code for each page on the website or am I thinking wrong here!? Preciate some explanation. Thanks!
Basicaly it is enough. You have to put google analytics code to all pages you want to track. You can do it by putting it into for example index.php which is shared by each page. Google analytics will handle all the activities on all pages and you will see results in admin section (reports and other staff).
I am trying out Google Analytics Experiments as a way to setup and A/B test some landing pages.
http://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1745147
Is there a way to mask the URL that shows up as a result of the redirect to one of the pages?
Experiments looks like a great feature in analytics, especially since it is so well integrated with the rest of the analytics.
You can "set" the page if you have events on the page too
_gaq.push(["_set", "page", "/custom/page/path.html"]); // sets page for all future
or just add a second parameter to track pageview
_gaq.push(["_trackPageview", "/custom/page/path.html"]); // just custom pageview path