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#1 12-06-2010 20:50:28

v8power
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Google Analytics Settings

There should be a Wiki on how to setup a Goal Funnel in Google Analytics.....

Are my settings correct?

step 1

http://www.v8power.com/mustangparts/ecom-viewcart/COREseo.html

step 2

https://www.v8power.com/mustangparts/ecom-checkoutfn/COREseo.html

step 3

https://www.v8power.com/mustangparts/ecom-checkout/COREseo.html

step 4

https://www.v8power.com/mustangparts/ecom-checkoutp/COREseo.html

Last edited by v8power (12-06-2010 20:54:50)

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#2 07-03-2012 12:49:54

Iceit88
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Re: Google Analytics Settings

Did you ever get this figured out?  Do you or anyone else have a goal funnel setup and working in Google?  How about an add to cart 'event'?

THANKS!


Bryan

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#3 07-04-2012 07:42:54

west4
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Re: Google Analytics Settings

Hi,

I would add the code to :Location: System Dashboard > System > Displays > Display Includes - 1. Checkout Progress Indicator 1 - 2. Checkout Progress Indicator 2 - and - 3. Order Summary Display (Checkout)......

Put the code for step one of the google funnel into Order Summary Display (Checkout)
Put the code for step two of the google funnel into Checkout Progress Indicator 1
Put the code for step three of the google funnel into Checkout Progress Indicator 2
and if you want step four 'completed purchase', try putting the code for that in the Order Summary (Order Confirmation)...

I may have this the wrong way round, but that's the basic idea.
Oh! and change the description in the google code to something you will recognise as the correct steps in the CCP checkout process, so when reviewing the google analytics you will know which step customers bailed out at...

Cheers,
Bruce.


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#4 07-04-2012 10:00:51

Casimiro
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Re: Google Analytics Settings

For what it's worth, I made a simple report in Google Analytics which identifies completed orders and therefor allows me to see any dimension such as keyword, landing page, etc.  All I did was create a custom report, and added two filters: 

Include>Page>Regex>ecomrelay.php 
Include>Page>Regex>Completed

I realize this isn't a funnel but it may be useful.

Last edited by Casimiro (07-04-2012 10:01:37)

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#5 07-05-2012 08:39:25

jj1987
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Re: Google Analytics Settings

You'll want to read this

Identical URLs Across Multiple Steps

In some situations, the URL does not change across a sequence of activity. For example, a sign-up process might have the following URL path:

    Step 1 (Sign Up): wwwexample.com/sign_up.cgi
    Step 2 (Accept Agreement): wwwexample.com/sign_up.cgi
    Step 3 (Finish): wwwexample.com/sign_up.cgi

To track visitors' progress through a funnel with the same URL for each step, modify the tracking code to create a virtual URL for each step in the sequence that you want to track. For details on how to use this in your tracking code, see Virtual Pageviews in the Asynchronous Migration Examples guide, which shows how to do this in all versions of the tracking code. The following example shows how you might fabricate 3 URLs using the asynchronous tracking code:

_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/funnel_G1/step1.html']);
_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/funnel_G1/step2.html']);
_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/funnel_G1/step3.html']);

You would then define your funnel and goal URLs using the ones you created in the tracking code modifications.

http://support.google.com/analytics/bin … #ecommerce



-James Garrett

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