Hey there, I need a bit of help with Google Analytics in Safari. So, here’s the deal: I’ve got my application running in an iframe from ‘https://iframe-domain.com’, which is embedded on my main site ‘https://parent-domain.com’. I managed to set up Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager using the configuration ‘cookie_flags:… Read more

“Why am I getting an error when I use googleAnalyticsR package to find out the last week’s sold product from a GA4 property? It works for other queries. I keep getting a 500 error, even though ‘last_monday’ and ‘last_sunday’ are correct. When I manually query with the Query Explorer, I get the right response. What’s going wrong?”

Sure, I got your needs. Have you tried using third-party plugins for this purpose? There is a plugin known as ngx-google-analytics which can be of help. When you use this, it will give you more control in each page of your single page application. You can then fire the pageview event by calling the pageView() function and easily pass the page… Read more

Sure, I can simplify that for you. Essentially, you have a couple of routes available for pulling data from Google Analytics:

1. **CSV/PDF export**: This is a super straightforward way to get your hands on the same analytics data you see in the Firebase console in your Google Analytics dashboard. You extract them as either CSV or PDF.

2.… Read more

Hey there, we ran into a strange issue after hooking up Google Optimize with GA4. Our AB test is on but there’s a big fat “0” in the “Calculated Events per Client” box. Has anyone run into this before?

Little more info for ya:

• The objective in the first screenshot down there is a GA4 Conversion, we checked and it’s working just fine
• we set up ano…

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It appears that you’re trying to unnest the same field ‘event_params’ twice in your query, which may contribute to the issue. If you’re instead trying to leverage information within the ‘event_params’ field, you can select these details after the unnest operation. Here’s an example of how you might structure your query, assuming each ‘listing’… Read more

It sounds like you’re observing persistent data between events, when you’re aiming to have specific data for each event. Google Tag Manager’s dataLayer is designed to persist data across multiple events, so it’s the expected behavior. However, if you only want specific data with each push, consider creating a new object each time you push to the… Read more

It seems like you’re overthinking a bit. Usually, with GA4, you’d track the product view, not each variant. So, you’d send the product and its ID for the ‘view_item’ event. Then, when a customer checks out, you can use the ‘item_variant’ property to track which variant was involved. This way, if a customer adds an item to their cart, you use the… Read more

The error appears to suggest that the ‘inListFilter’ class hasn’t been properly imported or doesn’t exist in the context where you’re trying to use it. You mentioned that you’ve ensured all the necessary libraries are declared, but it’s still giving you the issue. Given your unique problem, I’d firstly suggest you to ensure that the… Read more

Currently, the Google Analytics Admin API has limitations when it comes to setting up conversion events with parameters beyond the eventName. As you observed in the documentation, the API only allows the eventName as an input variable and does not give an option to add other parameters like the URL value for the event.

Unfortunately, this… Read more

Sure, I totally feel where you’re coming from and I think I have an simple approach for you.

Essentially, although the GTM API tutorial does a great job of showing how to create a basic ‘Tag’, it doesn’t quite cover everything, especially for more nuanced tags like GA4 Event Tag. But don’t worry, we just need to dive a bit deeper.

Here’s my… Read more

One strategy you might consider is to use a method where you delay the sending of the offer_view event until a certain condition is met – such as a user leaving the page, or after a count of viewed products reaches a certain threshold. Event parameters of GA4 (like offer_id in your use case) do not support passing an array, and hence bundling IDs… Read more

Yes, I absolutely think the transition from Universal Analytics to GA4 is worth it in most cases. While GA4 might seem confusing and complex at first, it gives you much more information about your audience’s behavior. The insights GA4 provides are more detailed and actionable, giving you the ability to better understand your users and optimize… Read more

Sure, I can help with that. Google Analytics does allow you to access your user data comprehensively using BigQuery, Google’s powerful data warehousing tool. You can export all raw events from your Google Analytics 4 properties with it. It’s as if Google is saying, “Here, take the keys to the data warehouse. Drive you want!”

You can get a… Read more