How can be possible to use Google analytic with blogger dynamic views? I cannot add the tracking code to dynamic viewed blogger blog of mine
Thanks in advance :)
Just got to SETTINGS - OTHER and scroll to the bottom and paste your web ID from Google Analytics. It's so simple, no matter what template.
Analytics Web Property ID = ...
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We are facing one issue with the AMP pages coming from Google Search Result in mobile. Google removed <amp-analytics> automatically from the website page and Google Analytics is not able to track the clicks.
Our website is Sportswhy
Original AMP page - https://sportswhy.com/amp/
AMP page from Google search - https://www.google.com/amp/s/sportswhy.com/amp/
We are using Astra theme on wordpress with ampforwp plugin for AMP support. Thanks in advance.
I don't know about the AMPforWP plugin but I do know that if you're using the official AMP plugin then it strips out any duplicate or invalid amp-analytics markup. That is to say if you've inserted any amp-analytics markup or script requests within your theme it's possible they may have been removed by the plugin if there were syntax or placement errors.
I've used Google Tag Assistant in Chrome, and it says I have two Google Analytics tags # https://brand.insightdesign.com.au/
Inside our child theme's header.php I have Google Tag Manager installed.
Google Tag Manager deploys the correct Google Analytics tracking ID.
I don't know where the UA-164939599-1 GA property is coming from.
If I view the source of the webpage, I can't see this property ID.
There is no footer.php or theme-footer.php in the Divi child theme.
Help appreciated.
Edit: I wonder if it is coming from a 3rd party plugin tracking their plugin use?
The tag is added to the DOM:
Try to disable one plugin at a time and you will find the one responsible for unwanted tracking.
I am trying to manage google Adsense using the official plugin. the plugin rejects adding any extra ads to the page since it thinks there are more than three ads in the page. Actually, I am having only two ads there one in the header which appears on all pages and one on a sidebar widget.
Is there any way to find if there really 3 tags?
the issue is on product pages like this http://safetyandsecuritycameras.com/wp-admin/options-general.php
the home page http://safetyandsecuritycameras.com/ is ok
You could try out WP QUADS a WordPress plugin for AdSense integration. It has a function to count and highlight the ads on a page to make sure that no more than the allowed ads are used.
It also allows you to limit the ads on your WordPress site to a maximum:
Details of the plugin can be found on http://wpquads.com/
You find the free version of the plugin on https://wordpress.org/plugins/quick-adsense-reloaded/
You can use the default wordpress text widget for adsense. You can try that.
I want to embed an existing blog into my website (e.g. www.site.com/blog/index.php into www.site.com/blog.php ) but I'm wondering if simply using an iFrame is sustainable - I read somewhere it's being phased out..?
Well you could try to put this in your www.site.com/blog.php
<iframe src="www.site.com/blog/index.php"></iframe>
A better way would be modify the blog's header and navigation to match your website's navigation. iFrames kill SEO and your blog will have a hard time getting into Google results.
Is there a way to hack a Tumblr theme to put a Google Analytics _trackEventI() function on the Tumblr Follow button? This would allow users to analyze where people are coming from when they click follow, what pages they clicked follow on, demographics of people who followed, etc.
If you control the code that displays it, or if the code is iframed onto your site but the iframe content is hosted on your domain then yes, it is possible. But if it is iframed onto your page and the iframed content is not on your domain then no, you cannot add tracking to it.