Google Analytics
From July 1, 2023 Universal Analytics (UA) will be deprecated. This Google Analytics extension focuses on the latest version, i.e., GA4.
Introduction
Google Analytics is one of the most popular tools for tracking website traffic and collecting visitor insights. This extension uses GA4 which is a recently launched upgraded version of Google Analytics. The tool assists you with identifying the top sources of user traffic, evaluating your marketing campaigns and activities, tracking goals (like purchases or adding products to carts), finding patterns and trends in user engagement, as well as finding demographic information about your visitors.
Steps to use Google Analytics Extension
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Go to Google Analytics.
Figure 1: Google Analytics Link
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Sign in with your Google account.
Figure 2: Google Sign In
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Click Start Measuring.
Figure 3: Clicking Start Measuring Button
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Enter an account name. Use a descriptive name, so you can easily tell what this account is used for when you see it in the list of accounts.
Figure 4: Account Setup
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Enter a property name. It's recommended to use the name of your website or app, so you can easily identify what this property is used for.
Figure 5: Adding Property Details
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Fill in all other business details and click Create.
Figure 6: Adding Business Details
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Read and accept the terms of service.
Figure 7: Accepting Terms of Service
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Now that you have successfully created your Google Analytics account, you can set up a data stream (a source of data, e.g., your existing website or mobile app).
Figure 8: Selecting Data Stream Option
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Enter the URL of your website, a stream name, and click Create stream.
Figure 9: Configuring Data Stream Setup
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Note down the Measurement ID of your webstream.
Figure 10: Noting Down Measurement ID
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Go to Extensions in Fynd Platform.
Figure 11: Extensions Section - Fynd Platform
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Click Google Analytics extension.
Figure 12: Google Analytics Extension
noteOnce you have installed this extension, it will be available in the list here.
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Select desired sales channel. Here, we have selected 'Anuj-Test'.
Figure 13: Choosing Desired Sales Channel
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Enter the measurement ID (which you have noted down in step 10) here.
Figure 14: Entering Measurement ID
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Turn ON the toggle button to activate Google Analytics for sales channel.
Figure 15: Activating Google Analytics Extension
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Click Save.
Figure 16: Clicking Save Button
In this way, the Google Analytics (GA4) is configured with your website successfully.