Unfortunately, no, Google Analytics API doesn’t support getting data for multiple URLs in a single API call. You would have to call the API separately for each URL. However, you could potentially write a loop in your backend to automate these calls.

In Google Analytics 4, ‘Engagement Rate’ is calculated as the total number of ‘Engagement Events’ divided by the total number of ‘Users’, (Engagement Events / Users)*100. In BigQuery, the calculation involves a similar approach. First, you will need to count the engagement events from the ‘events’ table, and then divide it by the total number of… Read more

Unfortunately, you cannot directly pass the Universal Analytics (UA) custom dimensions to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) without making changes to your JavaScript code. This is because UA and GA4 handle custom dimensions differently. UA uses a flat structure with custom dimensions & metrics being numbers (like dimension1, dimension2), but GA4 utilizes… Read more

Sure, I’ll be glad to help you. You may want to verify if you have the most recent version of the Google Tag Manager extension and update it if necessary. Also, ensure you’ve refreshed your page after enabling the debug mode in Google Tag Manager. You might want to clear your cache as this sometimes helps. Another option might be to check if your… Read more

Hey folks, I need a hand getting the GA4 property up and running using the command gtag(‘config’,). I’m trying to add a few parameters myself, like clientID and SessionID for cross-domain tracking via an iframe. Is anyone else doing this too?

I’m a bit stumped on what to do next. I’ve got the GA4 property initiated with the gtag command, but I’m…

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It sounds like you’ve run into a situation where elements that are created and added to the DOM (Document Object Model) via Google Tag Manager (GTM) are not being removed, leading to a buildup of these elements each time a page view event occurs. This might cause a memory leak situation, as you’ve observed in Chrome DevTools. This is not typical… Read more

Yes, you’ve got the gist of it. Essentially, what’s happening is that a user is trying to track website traffic using Google Tag Manager (GTM) and Google Analytics 4 (GA4). Because of people working from home, the typical IP address filtering isn’t going to work. So, the user is looking to filter data by individual user IDs, which are already… Read more

Here’s the deal – if you want to create a copy of your GA4 property, the easiest way would be to just create a new property with a different measurement ID. This would be like creating a new destination for your data.

But here’s my honest take – while this approach could work, it may not be the best solution for what you’re trying to do. Instead,… Read more

I’m trying to get a handle on some transactions tracking in Google Analytics 4. The website lets customers pay through two methods, either PayPal or credit card. The whole credit card process happens within the site, thanks to an iFrame. With PayPal, it’s a little different as customers need to head over to PayPal’s website, complete the purchase,…

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Hey guys, I need a hand with some report generation stuff. So, I’m working on getting a first-click attribution report going for an event, but the ‘Landing page + query string’ filter? Yeah, it’s giving me a headache by only showing me the tail end of the URL and completely disregarding the domain/subdomain. This is really messing up my mojo. I…

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