Sure thing! To report server-side conversions to Google Ads, you need to use the Google Ads Conversion Tracking tag or the Google Ads API to report conversions directly from your server. To attribute conversions to the original user, pass the Google Click Identifier (GCLID), which is stored in a cookie when the user first clicks on the ad, along… Read more

Unfortunately, if your tracker has been set up to work with Universal Analytics (UA), you’ll need a UA-XXXX property ID in order to get your tracking data. If you’re wanting to use GA4, you’re going to need to find a tracker that’s compatible with it and can handle the G-XXXX code format.

It sounds like you’re experiencing a common issue where events are being logged twice in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) through Google Tag Manager (GTM). This could be due to a number of reasons. Firstly, check if the same tracking code has been inserted twice. This can occur if the code has been manually put into the website and also implemented via… Read more

The http referrer field and UTM parameters both allow Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to track the origin of user traffic. In this case, you’re asking if a visitor came from LinkedIn, followed a link that included both UTM parameters and an http referrer field, which would GA4 apply to the report.

For your first question, GA4 would assign the… Read more

Reimagining a Google Analytics dashboard can be challenging, especially when handling custom queries in BigQuery. If you’re running into hiccups with your custom event data, it might really help to try a query builder like Analytics Canvas. They even have a free trial, so it’s a no-risk way to validate your results and hopefully clear up your… Read more

Unfortunately, no current API, including the Google Analytics Data API, allows you to open an already existing GA4 report. All Google APIs provide raw data as JSON, so if you want to access information from an existing report, you would need to recreate the report yourself by using the same dimensions, metrics and dates to make the request.… Read more

I’m trying to craft a request to snag page views for a specific URL, and I also need to pull in the device category and country id. However, I’ve hit a snag — when I send the request, I’m faced with the following error:

POST https://analyticsdata.googleapis.com:443/v1beta/properties/317256757:runReport?$alt=json;enum-encoding%3Dint
{
“error”: {…

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Sure, let me break it down.

Instead of relying solely on the Google Analytics 4 (GA4) reference, you can actually dig into the network traffic that Google’s GA4 JavaScript sends. This allows you to see how the data is collected and what parameters are used.

You can find this information by looking at the network tab in your browser’s developer… Read more

Based on your code, it seems like you’ve done most of the initial configuration correctly. However, there’s an important detail about GA4 that might be causing your issue: unlike the previous versions of Google Analytics, GA4 handles e-commerce data in a slightly different way. In GA4, the ‘purchase’ action (which tracks conversions) requires a… Read more

The issue you are facing might originate from a variety of factors as tracking events in Google Analytics can sometimes be tricky and intricate. Firstly, it’s worth making sure that you’ve implemented the event tracking code correctly on the page where the event occurs. If still, the event doesn’t show up, you can try using Tag Assistant, which w… Read more

Yo!

I’ve cracked it! Basically, you was on the right track with that article you found (this one: [custom event GA4](https://www.delasign.com/blog/custom-ga-event-reactjs-gatsbyjs/)), you just need to tweak it a bit.

In **step 2**, switch up the ‘TrackGoogleAnalyticsEvent’ method like this:

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const TrackGoogleAnalyticsEvent = (
category,… Read more

Hey there, I’ve been having a bit of a tricky time with Google Tag Manager and I’m hoping you might be able to help me out.

So, here’s the deal: when I’m in preview mode, I’m seeing events show up in the debug ribbon, with the debug parameter set as 1.
But when I get out of preview mode and am browsing the site as usual, I’m not seeing these… Read more

I’m afraid it’s a tough situation right now because I’ve not come across a specific NuGet package for GA4 yet, especially for .NET Standard 2.0. But you might want to consider alternatives like the Google Tag Manager if things don’t work out. Hang in there, hopefully, something pops up soon!

Hey there, I’m having a bit of trouble here. I set up all my custom JavaScript and parameters, however, I seem to only be able to track conversions. But when I checked the value and price on reports, everything seems normal, all values are included. I’m a bit lost, any idea on how to fix this? I’ve also included my custom js and tags options in… Read more