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And to later develop the conversion rate of your online store, you should follow all the stages of the Shopping Cart, from seeing the product to buying it. GA4 - Shopping cart funnel The image shows an example of how a lightweight Shopping Cart funnel looks in Google Analytics 4. Funnels can be studied more deeply based on individual information, such as observing only those people who have come from paid Facebook advertising and left the Shopping Cart unfinished. It is also possible to check funnels according to trends, so you can see, for example, how adding to the shopping cart changes compared to buying. Such a trend curve visually shows at a quick glance whether, for example, something radical happened in the purchasing behavior of visitors on a certain day last month.
This is an excellent function for e.g. detecting bugs in an online store, which would be very challenging to visualize with the old Universal Analytics tracking. This is how you measure all the different stages of the Shopping Cart: Viewing the offer external developer, try to get Google information at least about viewing the product, adding products to the shopping cart, and making a Phone Number List purchase. In principle, Google Analytics 4 supports the old Enhanced Ecommerce tracking, so you can build at least part of the tracking with previous events as well. In practice, if you want to be completely sure of data integrity, it is better to build GA4 completely its own monitoring of the current resim.
From Simo Ahava you will find detailed instructions for installing monitoring . As is usually the case with deep-end analytics problems, you can find the answer to this challenge in Simon's blog. Please note that errors have been found in the field names even in Google's official instructions, so at the moment I would trust the active community of Simon's blog more than Google's official instructions. Reading tip: Simo Ahava in the interview - The data collected by companies and the tools they use are useless if the internal dialogue does not work Google Analytics 4 challenges in online stores In my opinion, the biggest challenge of the new Google Analytics is that the Referral Exclusion function is still completely missing. In other words, you can't manage traffic sources in the reports, but e.g.
This is an excellent function for e.g. detecting bugs in an online store, which would be very challenging to visualize with the old Universal Analytics tracking. This is how you measure all the different stages of the Shopping Cart: Viewing the offer external developer, try to get Google information at least about viewing the product, adding products to the shopping cart, and making a Phone Number List purchase. In principle, Google Analytics 4 supports the old Enhanced Ecommerce tracking, so you can build at least part of the tracking with previous events as well. In practice, if you want to be completely sure of data integrity, it is better to build GA4 completely its own monitoring of the current resim.
From Simo Ahava you will find detailed instructions for installing monitoring . As is usually the case with deep-end analytics problems, you can find the answer to this challenge in Simon's blog. Please note that errors have been found in the field names even in Google's official instructions, so at the moment I would trust the active community of Simon's blog more than Google's official instructions. Reading tip: Simo Ahava in the interview - The data collected by companies and the tools they use are useless if the internal dialogue does not work Google Analytics 4 challenges in online stores In my opinion, the biggest challenge of the new Google Analytics is that the Referral Exclusion function is still completely missing. In other words, you can't manage traffic sources in the reports, but e.g.