How do I find dead pages in Google Analytics?
MonsterInsights will now track all your broken links or 404 errors in Google Analytics. To find your 404 error pages, all you need to do is log in to your Analytics account and then go to Behavior » Site Content » Content Drilldown and look for 404. html.
How do I find broken links in Google Analytics?
First, log into your Google Analytics account and click on the Behavior tab. Then select “Site Content” and then “All Pages.” Make sure to set the evaluation period for the amount of time you want to look at. If you check for broken links monthly, set the period for the month since your last check.
How does Google Analytics track your web page?
Google Analytics can track various on-page events such as clicking on a video, clicking on a link to go to a different website, or how long you are spending on a web-page. Websites can still track what pages you visit on their site though by using server logs.
What can Google Analytics not do for You?
After a user is abandoned from your site GA will not be able to track where he goes. In short, google analytics can’t track where a user is hanging out on the internet. If you are tracking an ecommerce site you can use the funnel visualization reports to track shopping cart abandonment in GA.
What does Google Analytics Traffic source of specific page mean?
Google Analytics – Traffic Source of Specific Page Sometimes you just need to see how visitors arrived at a specific page on your website. You may want to know about the referring domain, or maybe even which pages on your own website referred users to a particular other page. This also works for a multitude of other uses.
Can you store personal information in Google Analytics?
You are not permitted to store any personal information of any individual user like username or IP address in any custom variable but you can store a unique id for that individual user. Learn more about what section 7 of the google analytics terms of service says about tracking individual users.