Sure thing! Looks like you’re trying to add “/from-somehost” to the page view paths of a host. In GA4, you can’t set filters like in UA, but you can pull the hostname and path to your exploration reports and tweak them how you like.

By the way, a lot of data gurus find GA/GA4 a bit restrictive, so they go one step further. They pull the data i… Read more

Hey there! So here’s the situation – I’ve got this WordPress Multisite network full of sub-sites (think site.com/sub1 / sub2 and so on). Now, I’m trying to get Google Analytics hooked up to track each of these sub-sites individually.

I’ve heard that you can do it the old-fashioned way with tags on the dashboard, but here’s the catch – these… Read more

It sounds like you’ve got a duplicate tracking code implemented in your website. That can cause double counting. Take a look at your website source code or use a tool like Google Tag Assistant to identify any redundant Google Analytics tags. Remove the duplicates, then check if the issue resolves.

Your approach is accurate, but you’ve encountered a problem because stringFilter cannot be used with metricFilter. Instead, you should continue to use dimensionFilter. When setting up the event, consider the “userId” as a parameter to your “butt” event, which means it considers to be a part of dimension, not metric.

Here’s how you should filter… Read more

As of now, the Google Analytics 4 API does not directly provide latitude and longitude data or location dimension for real-time metrics. Unfortunately, there’s no workaround to extract such data at the moment. Google has not announced any plans to include this feature before retiring Universal Analytics, so we can only wait and see if Google will… Read more

There may be several reasons causing this issue. The main reason could be that the conditions set for the trigger under GTM’s settings may not be met outside the preview mode. Please ensure that your tag and trigger is set to fire under all conditions that exist in your live environment. Another possible reason could be there’s a discrepancy… Read more

Yep! It’s actually pretty straightforward if you’re already sending the data to the data layer. You just need to create a data layer variable with the name ‘customerGroup’ and it will get passed to GTM, easy peasy.

Just keep in mind, if you are setting up a custom push, it needs to happen after the GTM snippet is loaded. Otherwise, there might… Read more

So, I’ve got a GA4 property tied in with BigQuery, and my app is hurling some custom events its way. Some of the stuff is shipped off via the standard JS library, while some is trucked over from the back-end through the Measurement Protocol API.

Now, everything appears in the Realtime report on the GA dashboard. But weirdly enough, when I peek at…

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