As you probably know, in the GA dashboard there is an “Events” report that lists all the events that happened on your website during a specified timeframe. The problem is that these events lack context. When you see an event “pageview” you do not know what page it refers to, the event “scroll” does not…
Migrating Google Analytics from Google Tag Manager to WP Full Picture’s integration module is fairly easy and straightforward. Step 1. Paste Measurement ID in the Google Analytics settings Step 2. (Optional) Enable and set up the WooCommerce module WP Full Picture automatically tracks WooCommerce events and cart/checkout/product data. The only thing you need to do…
In order to properly track data in your Google Analytics or Ads, they need to be loaded from separate site tags. However, sometimes you may have multiple tools loading from the same one. Follow this interactive guide to learn how to disconnect them and fix tracking issues. Enable full screen and use arrows to move…
Google Analytics UA stopped tracking and processing new information on July 1st 2023. WP Full Picture will remove GA UA module on August 1st. If you still have not moved to GA4 or use GA4 but do not a separate module to load it, please do it before August 1st. This is what you should…
In order to install Google Analytics 4 you need to provide its measurement ID from your Google Analytics 4 dashboard and paste it to this field: Attention! If your GA4 account was created using the Setup Assistant in the GA UA’s admin section or automatically by Google, it may not work correctly. Please create a…
WP Full Picture automatically tracks and sends to Google Analytics 4 WooCommerce events and data that is listed below. Purchase event Tracked on “Thank you for your order” page the first time it is displayed. The same order with the same ID cannot be tracked more than once. Data tracked with the event: Product view…
You can test and debug your GA4 setup using: This is how you do it. Method #1 (Recommended). Test GA4 setup with Google Tag Assistant To debug GA4 with Google Tag Assistant (GTA), you need to: GTA will automatically open your website. If you use a cookie notice, you will have to agree to cookies…
We strongly recommend that you disconnect GA UA from GA 4. You should manually create a GA 4 account and install it on your website using a separate GA4 integration. If your Google Analytics is created automatically (by Google) or via “Setup Assistant” (by you), then both GA UA and GA 4 will be loaded…
