It seems like you’ve tried several potential solutions already without success. It might be worth checking if there are differences in the configurations between the production and staging websites. Also, confirm if the staging website can send data to other GA4 properties or not. If it can’t, this may imply there’s an issue with the staging… Read more

Hey there, you know how in GA the “Landing Page” dimension usually just includes the path and query string, and not the domain name? I found out that’s the default setting. But what if, let’s say, you wanted to include the full path with the domain name? Like, imagine if your landing page is https://www.google.com/foo, instead of just seeing /foo…

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Hi Greg,

Yes, you’re on the right track. In order to track data on “another.website.com” using Google Analytics 4, you’ll need to implement the Google Tag Manager ID from GA4 into the site. The tool you’ve found, GTM4WP, could indeed be useful for this purpose as it’s designed to facilitate the integration of GTM with WordPress. This should… Read more

Yo, sounds like your tag is firing before the dataLayer is ready, kind of like showing up to a party before the host’s even there. Try using a trigger to make sure your tag only fires when the dataLayer is complete and ready to go. Haste makes waste, right? So give that a shot, and see if your undefined values become a thing of the past.

In Google Analytics GA4, specific page view tracking over time might involve a different process as compared to Universal Analytics, but it’s still attainable. Firstly, you need to create a new “Event” for that specific page visit. Then you should configure your analytics account to record this event whenever someone visits your page. You can do… Read more

You can use tools like the Facebook Pixel Helper and Google Tag Assistant to validate if the tracking events are firing correctly. These browser extensions display when your tags are firing, helping you troubleshoot any issues. It’s a bit more involved for ensuring a page doesn’t redirect until the event is sent, but one way could be checking the… Read more

Alright folks, I’m running into a bit of a conundrum here. I’ve sent the GA4 data off to Bigquery, but when I put the GA4 data and Bigquery data head-to-head, the user count is off the mark. The weird thing is, other events like ‘session start’ or custom events are holding up just fine. Feels like I’ve hit a snag, anyone got any thought on…

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“Hey folks, I’m messing around with a project where I’m trying to snag some Google Analytics events from the network logs of an ecommerce site. When I do it old school and manually track things down, I see the events no problem, but when I automate it with Chrome, the events are putting on their cloaks of invisibility (meaning, I don’t see ’em at… Read more