I have a domain say in.mysite.com . How do i track this website using Google Analytics?
I have a google analytics code but it shows my domain as: mysite.com
Create a new profile that includes only traffic to domain in.mysite.com.
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I have an account on https://medium.com/ and I have linked own domain https://flancer32.com/ to my Medium's account (Settings / Accounts / Custom domain). Is it possible to add Google Analytics to "my website" flancer32.com?
I have just changed my sites payment gateway from embedded ( inside my site ) to redirect to the payment gateway site.
The problem now is that all my conversions are coming from the bank secure site - and there are a LOT of them it's not just one URL. If it was just one URL I could put that URL into the referral exclusion list. but I don't think that is the correct way to do this.
What is the correct way to implement a payment that goes off to another site and then returns so that it registers the correct starting point ( in most cases adwords )
thanks
Martin
You have to use Referral Exclusion list by entering the domain to exclude, not the entire URL. If there are several third levels of the same domain you have to enter the main domain.
I have set up Google analytics on my root domain and all subdomains. I have a couple of goals set up and data is flowing into Google Analytics. I have a root domain (landing pages) and a subdomain for the service I'm selling. When going to Conversions > Goals > Overview in Google Analytics, my subdomain shows my root domain as the source and referral of all conversions. This makes sense since there is a link to sign up from my root domain to a signup page om my subdomain. But I would rather see the actual source/medium of the visitor coming to my root domain.
All domains log to the same UA property and I have set up a number of views to see data from the individual domains. GA is configured through Google Tag Manager as shown here:
Any idea to how to set this up?
The issue was with cross-domain tracking in GA. The main domain was not added to the exclusion list and that caused referrals to subdomains show up in the referral list. To solve it, just add the main domain to the exclusion list in the ga property.
The referral exclusion list is found under ADMIN > ACCOUNT > PROPERTY> TRACKING INFO > REFERRAL EXCLUSION LIST
I have a client who has a few domains that are all redirected (via DNS settings) to his primary domain. Is there a way that we can monitor the traffic from these other domains in Google Analytics?
Scenario
User clicks on a link on referral.com and goes to domainA.com which is redirected to domainB.com. GA is tracking domainB.com. Currently domainA.com is listed as a referral site, we want to see referral.com listed instead.
You could retrieve via code the referral in domainA.com and then use the UTM parameters in the redirect link like:
domainB.com?utm_source=referral.com&utm_medium=referral
See here for more information about how generate custom campaign parameters:
https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1033867?hl=en
I am switching from my old domain to my new domain. The new site is up and running and I already set up 301 redirects in the old site.
I'm wondering if it is possible to track the ecommerce data of users who get redirected from the old site in Google analytics?
The simplest way is to add utm_* parameters to your redirection url. Inside of 301 redirection page you could place for example:
http://www.newwebsite.com/?utm_campaign=Redirect
You will see all the redirected users coming from source traffic of type "Campaign" with name "Redirect". You are able than to use it as a filter in e-commerce reports.