i read the article from Google
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1033863
and i use the URL builder tool to build the link.
But the question is , where can i see the result?
It just said "these parameters are sent to your Analytics reports"
but I don't know where to see it.
I'm new to Google analytics . Hope someone can explain it more to me.
Thanks
You can find your manually tagged campaigns under Acquisition > Campaigns.
(Friendly reminder to post only coding questions to SO, as previously commented.)
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I would like to know how to add my wiki page to a google analytics tracking. I have tried different approaches, using the tag manager or trying to add the necessary codes over and , but I am really really new to this.
Can anyone help me with that?
Thank you
I want to get the list of users (logged in email IDs) who searched for a tag or a phrase or a word in Google.
For ex: I should get the list of users who googled for "Avengers:End Game".
Is Google providing any services of this kind or any third party tools available.
I know google trends is providing statistical data regarding google search tags but it is only a number of searches happened.
Thanks in advance.. :)
If those users are arriving on your website, you can use Google Search Console to see what queries users found your website with.
I am new to Google Analytics.I want to create custom report which should look like this What will be my custom metrics and custom dimensions and what changes i need to do in my tracking code to generate such kind of report.
I second faridghar answer. However, to get a straight response to your question I will suggest creating a custom report and using other tools to accomplish what you want to achieve. Simply follow this youtube video steps. It will explain everything except the email ID issue, you can still follow their instructions to implement a similar solution as they did with the user's names.
It is forbidden to collect personally identifiable information (PII) in Google Analytics. In your example, "Client Name", "Email ID" and "Address" are all PII. Therefore, while it may be technically possible to achieve this, you would be violating Google Analytics policy. More info here.
One way around this would be to hash the data before you send it to GA. This would only really make sense for the email field as your other fields are probably not unique.
I have a Gravity Form with a text confirmation page, not a redirect confirmation. I would like to track this form through Google Tag Manager to display a goal conversion in Google Analytics (Universal Analytics).
I've followed the steps here: http://www.notesonclick.com/blog/gravity-form-event-tracking-via-tag-manager/
No conversions are being recorded. However when using GTM-debug mode, all the triggers are firing, even the gform.submit.success tag is being fired after clicking the submit button.
Could someone please help?
We've had the same issue. The only way we've been able to get GTM to record conversions is to remove validation. We'd rather it validate, but we haven't found any other workarounds.
I have implement that code in multiple site and it is working fine, Since you are not getting conversion then there might be issue with form Goal Creation in google analytics. or some time i have noticed this things happening when google analytics have been implement directly on the site and event tracking setup through tag manager..
if you still need some more help leave comment in comment box of same blog
I saw the excellent and elegant solution by Dinesh but was not able to implement it on the site I was working with. I put a hack together that work correctly. For detailed instructions, please see here.
http://www.albanyanalytics.com/2018/03/gravity-form-tracking-with-google-tag.html
Not specifically a programming question, unfortunately, but I am trying to develop some custom reports using the Google Analytics Core Reporting API (v3) and I'm stuck on how to interpret these referrers (in ga:referralPath or document.referrer) from Google News sites:
/nwshp
/news/rtc
/news/url
/
/news/story
/news/i
... and so on. These are all coming from Google News sites (.com .whatever) obviously, but I'd like to categorize them with more granularity if possible, e.g., Google News front page, etc.
Many thanks in advance (and feel free to point me to a better place to ask, if such a place exists).
According to Chris Boutet, these represent Google News Home page (/nwshp) and Google News Realtime Coverage (/rtc). That's the answer I was looking for. Hope that helps.