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When a filter is applied to a view in Google Analytics what data is affected?
Filtering your incoming hits permanently includes, excludes, or alters those hits in that view, according to the type of filter. Therefore, you should ALWAYS maintain an unfiltered view of your data so you always have access to your full data set. Filters require up to 24 hours before they are applied to your data.
What is product list views Google Analytics?
#1 Product list views – it is the number of times a product appeared in a product list. #2 Product detail views – it is the number of times users viewed the product detail page. #3 Product Adds to cart – it is the number of times a product was added to the shopping cart.
How to access Google Analytics product list report?
To access the Product List Report, you must enable Enhanced Ecommerce from the Admin tab of the Google Analytics page. In the View column, click on Ecommerce Settings. Under Step 1, turn the Enable Ecommerce status to on. Click Next Step and then under Step 2 turn the Enhanced Ecommerce Settings to on.
How does the product list performance report work?
The Product List Performance Report is one of the Enhanced Ecommerce offerings from Google Analytics. It allows you to track how clusters of products are performing in your online store.
What do you need to know about filters in Google?
Use filters to limit or modify the data in a view. For example, you can use filters to exclude traffic from particular IP addresses, include only data from specific subdomains or directories, or convert dynamic page URLs to readable text strings. You need Edit permission at the account level to manage filters.
What happens when you edit a filter in Google Analytics?
Filters are account-level objects. If you edit a filter at the view level, you are also changing the filter at the account level, and any other views that use the filter are also affected by the change. If you want to customize a single instance of an existing filter used by multiple views, create a new filter and apply it to that single view.