Google Analytics 4 (GA4) API’s “dateHour” option is used to retrieve data down to the hour level. If you’re not getting any rows, it might be because the period you’ve selected doesn’t contain data at the hourly level. This may occur either because you selected a duration that is too short (i.e., an hour or less), or there is no data for that… Read more

Sure! So, it looks like the piece you might be missing is how to use the ReactGA.gtag function to send user properties. This can be done directly whenever you want to track some custom analytics data, or you can save yourself some time and effort by setting it up in a utility function.

To put it simply, the gtag function takes a string and an… Read more

Sure, I’d be happy to help with that. With your .Net MAUI app, you’re looking to provide usage data to Google Analytics – specifically, you’d like to show stats of app screen visits in the ‘Pages and Screens’ section. You’re currently able to send event data via the Plugin.Firebase package, but you’re unsure if it can manage ‘Pages and Screens’.… Read more

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So, couple months ago we set up this attribution report, right? But here’s the thing, all we’re seeing is “direct” as the only channel. At first we got “direct” and “unassigned” popping up, and we thought, “Cool, it just needs some time to figure our data out,” but nope. Two months later and it’s still showing just direct. It’s like… Read more

It’s possible that you’re running into an issue with how Google BigQuery automatically creates Partitions and Sharded tables. Every day, Google Analytics exports raw data to BigQuery and creates a new table, called a “shard.” These shards are part of the main ‘events_’ table, but they appear as separate tables when you view them in BigQuery. This… Read more

Sure, let me break this down as simply as I can. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) assigns each browsing session a unique ‘session ID’ and each user/visitor a ‘pseudo ID’. This helps it track how users are interacting with your website. Normally, each session ID should be associated with only one user (or pseudo ID), but you have discovered that some… Read more

So I’m managing a bunch of Shopify stores that are basically identical, right? But they’re each set up on their own subdomains based on region (like us.store.com, uk.store.com, and so on). Now, some of these require GDPR consent, but others, like the US one, don’t.

The normal approach would be to run them all through a single GTM container, but… Read more

Yes, you can use Google Analytics Reporting API to fetch data, then you can write a script (in Python for example) to export this data to a CSV or JSON file. Then, Amazon’s SDKs (like Boto3 for Python) can be used to upload these files to your S3 bucket.