google-analytics

Trying to get a list: visitorid, time first visit, time of hit where transaction occurred. What've I've written is only grabbing rows that have transaction revenue. I am also trying to convert visitStartTime which is a unix date, to a regular date via Date(visitStartTime) but that's failing in the group by because of the outputted date. Any direction super helpful. SELECT fullvisitorID, visitNumber, visitStartTime, hits.transaction.transactionRevenue FROM [75718103.ga_sessions_20150310], [75718103.ga_sessions_20150309], [75718103.ga_sessions_20150308], [75718103.ga_sessions_20150307],

I am using Google Analytics and Google Website Optimizer together. On our development rig I suddenly realized that some cookies were set twice. The GA cookies: __utma __umtb __utmc __utmz where all set both by GWO and GA. I had only expected to see one set of these cookies. GWO set them with a dot in front of the domain name: .dev.example.com While GA set them as: dev.example.com I tried to google this and read something about it in RFC2109 HTTP State Management Mechanism Searches for it here on SO, results in a number of answers referencing the "cookie dot rule", but I still don't really get

We have a dozen or so sites, as well as the occasional subdomains so: example.com example.co.uk us.example.com etc We have been using separate GA codes for each site. This works fine, but it means that adding a new site means getting a new code and we can't tell overall stats (e.g. how many people have visited all sites etc). If we went the one code route and set up separate profiles for each domain/subdomain: 1) Should we use _setDomainName("none") or _setDomainName("www.example.com") and _setDomainName("www.example.co.uk") etc 2) Will each domain profile treat the other domains as separate

There is a serious issue with attaching Google Analytics event tracking to a hyperlink on a page (as demonstrated in the documentation). Example: <a href="http://www.example.com/" onclick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Links', 'Click', 'Example Link']);" > Example! </a> When user clicks on such a link in the Google Chrome browser, GA is starting to send the request to the server (event tracking), but browser is also starting to load another page (following the link) and the GA request is getting "canceled", so the event is not reaching the GA server and is not shown in the statistics. How can we

I'm using the Google Tag Manager container for managing scripts. I'm trying to perform a server-side Optimize/Analytics experiment. I require server-side for performance reasons. I've performed client-side experiments just fine with the GTM/Optimize containers. Here's my GTM code: window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []; .... <!-- Google Tag Manager --> <script>(function(w,d,s,l,i){w[l]=w[l]||[];w[l].push({'gtm.start': new Date().getTime(),event:'gtm.js'});var f=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0], j=d.createElement(s),dl=l!='dataLayer'?'&l='+l:'';j.async=true;j.src= 'https://www.googletagmanager

Trying to get query results from Google Analytics using Legato gem (following a previous recommendation I go there + some research). Seems to be simple to define my query, however I fail to understand how to actually get the results. Reading the readme shows how to build some "building blocks", but I fail to get an object where I can read the results from. Maybe I missed something, and the query results should be written directly to the model (DB), which is not what I want (I wanted to go over them first). Maybe that's the reason I'm not seeing anything. So can someone please share an example