Hey, so I’ve been working with react-ga4 recently. All good, but I’m a little stuck on how to send user properties with it and then set those up in the Google Analytics panel – I think I might be missing something. I’ve got ReactGA4 initialized like this:

ReactGA.initialize(
      [
        {
          trackingId: id,
          gaOptions: {…

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Hey there! Need some help with Google Tag Manager that you’ve just installed on your website? Exciting, isn’t it? Now, I know you’ve begun firing some events from GTM and you’re able to see them come up when using the tag assistant debugger. And that’s great! You’ve got tags set up which send events to Google Analytics too.

Now, here’s what…

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Absolutely, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) provides a way to track conversions such as form submissions without relying on URL changes. One method is to use Event Tracking. This enables you to track specific actions on your site.

For Elementor, an easy way to track form submissions is by using Google Tag Manager (GTM) together with GA4. You can create… Read more

So, I’ve created this custom event called “butt”, right? And I’ve been using the API to check how often the event is triggered, but only when a particular “userId” parameter matches one I provide.

So, when I record the event, it looks like this:

`javascript
gtag(‘event’, ‘butt’, {
userId: ‘VD5894237597126308723423’
});
`
To count that event,… Read more

Looks like the GA4 query isn’t liking “itemListClickEvents” because it’s incompatible with the dimensions you’ve chosen. You could replace it with “item_views” or “product_detail_views” since GA4 uses event-based tracking. Also, GA4 might not directly support list position tracking like UA, so it could require a custom implementation. Worth… Read more