You seem to have built your data frame correctly, but the problem appears when setting up the dimension filter. The “data” in “data has to be uniquely named” refers to the data input used in the dimension filter. You’ve specified ‘city’ twice in the filter which the function doesn’t like. Try altering the syntax, possibly by using a different… Read more

You may not be seeing the newly created property in the propertySummary list immediately due to caching or delay in update on the Google servers’ end. You can try to fetch the list again after a delay. If you’re still unable to see the new property, check your code to ensure that it’s correctly creating and saving the new property.

There could be a number of reasons why you’re not seeing the expected data. Here are some possible situations you might need to check.

The first thing to verify is whether the GA4 tracking code is properly installed on both of your subdomains. This is the most common reason for not seeing any data. You can check the source code of your pages or… Read more

It sounds like your code might be getting tripped up when it tries to draw data for the ‘usergender’ dimension and doesn’t find anything. Make sure there are actually data available for that dimension. If everything seems alright there, there might be a bug in your PHP script, so double-check your syntax and logic in the code.

In simple terms, GA4 does understand the connection between events with just the user_pseudo_id and those with both IDs. They’re identified as one user’s actions. When you set a permanent user_id, GA doesn’t treat them as different users; rather, it tracks the journey of the same user. As for lost events in your funnel, it could be a result of… Read more

The tracking code you’re seeing is definitely from Google Tag Manager (GTM). It’s possible the Universal Analytics (UA) data is being relayed from GTM itself or directly from your website. You can verify this by checking the ‘Initiator’ in your devtool’s Network tab after searching the UA property id. If you share a screenshot, we can help… Read more

Sure, I’d be happy to explain it in a simpler way. You see, I found an article that suggested moving Google Analytics’ code to its own file. The file would live on a domain that my Content Security Policy (CSP) already trusts, such as my primary website.

So, I did just that. I took Google’s script, which was initially meant to live directly in m… Read more

Absolutely, happy to provide some guidance!

In GA4 you have to use the analysis hub to access this information. Here’s how you can do it:

1. Launch Google Analytics and select your property.
2. In the left sidebar, navigate to ‘Explore’.
3. In the Analysis hub, choose the ‘Free Form’ analysis type available.
4. Here, you would use the ‘Rows’… Read more

“Hiya folks, newbie here. I’ve been roped into moving my company’s analytics over to GA4, but the thing is, I’ve never messed around with this stuff before. I’ve set up a new property on the google analytics page and popped this code just under the head on the website.


<script async… Read more

Hey all, I’m playing around with account provisioning functions in the Google Analytics 4 Admin API. All’s good until the point where I make the API call and get the provisioning ticket ID back. Here’s the script I whipped up to create the provisioning ticket:

    $env_string = "GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=PATH_TO_MY_JSON_FILE";
    // more…

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The error message indicated with code 429 and status ‘RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED’ suggests that your application has reached a rate limit restricting the number of API calls you can make in a certain period of time. If your application is making several requests to the API in quick succession, this could be the cause of the error. You may need to… Read more

Hey there, we’ve got a bit of a head-scratcher on our hands. We switched from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4 a little bit back. However, we’ve hit a snag. Our Google Ads Hotel campaigns have stopped recording conversions, although they’re still showing up in Analytics. Pretty weird, huh?

We made sure our Google Analytics and Google Ads… Read more