How to track thank you pages with Google Analytics 4 (and Google Tag Manager)
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Learn how to track thank you pages with Google Analytics 4. In this video, you will learn two methods: one with Google Tag Manager and one without it.
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Hey Julius, is there a reason for not using page view trigger (some pages) with "page url contains" to set up this tag?
This is really helpful! Thank you!
Great vid! Would love to see a How to Install Meta Pixel with Google Tag Manager video and why you would want to do that. Just found the article on your site. 🥳
This is very helpful video thanks you sir
Yay, Just did the same this morning. thank you Julius!
Thanks for sharing! An advantage of tracking in GA4 is that you can change the event count to be once per session, right?
Very helpful, thank you.
I didn't get any debug option
Thank You!
Hi Julius, would you please tell me that If I set GA4 server side ecommerce tracking event or any other event then can i not sent ecommerce or any other event from browser side in google analytics ...
Hi Julius, thank you for the tutorial.
Is it possible to track how many conversions I get from the visitors who landed on the site from a particular internal page?
There are x2 referring pages before the form submission & thank you page.
Like /service-page/ >> /request-quote/ >> /price-calculate/ >> /thank-you/
I'm wondering if I can find out how many conversions I get from visitors who landed first on /service-page/.
Thanks :)
We've been using a custom path exploration report with page referrer as the first column, then the thank you page event in the second column, but you could add more columns. Let us know if you found another way
if they dont allow cookies, will this event be recoreded, also is it allow by new laws to track if they dont allow cookies?
Could you find out how many people that got to that 'Thank you page' came from a paid google ad, and not just from organic?
Yes, with dimensions such as Session source / medium
@@AnalyticsMania make awesome video on it❤