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How to get full URLs from Google Analytics?
To get the full URLs of all pages on the site (not just landing pages), you’ll follow the same steps you did with landing pages, except choose the Page dimension instead of Landing Page, as demonstrated below. Opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and not necessarily Search Engine Land.
How to view full page URL in reports?
If you’d like to see the domain name as well as the Request URI in your reports, create an Advanced filter for your view with the following settings: Extract A: (.*) Extract B: (.*) Note that creating URL rewrite filters like the one described above can affect Analytics’ ability to match your goals properly.
Where do I find the URL of the page?
By default, the data in your reports includes only the Request URI and not the domain name: URL of page: http://www.example.com/foldername/page.html. Request URI: /foldername/page.html. Domain name: www.example.com.
What does a rewritten url in a report look like?
As a result, your goal and funnel URLs should reflect the final, rewritten format of the URL. For example: is rewritten by a filter to look like: If you use filters to rewrite the URLs that appear in your reports (e.g., in the All Pages report), the links in your reports based on the rewritten URLs may not work.
Where do I find Google Translate in analytics?
To to reiterate my tl;dr; above, if you log into your Analytics and go to Content, then Events, then Overview you will see all of your Events, Google Translate will be one of those events.
Do you need to auto tag URLs in Google Analytics?
If your Google Analytics account is linked to an active Google AdWords account and you have auto-tagging enabled, you don’t need to manually tag your AdWords URLs. Google Analytics will automatically track your AdWords campaigns.
Why do I need UA code for Google Translate?
During the setup process Google Translate asked me if I wanted to record translations inside of Google Analytics, I selected yes and gave them my UA code to enable this — I figured getting good analytics of how this is being used would let me know if a) it is worth having and b) what languages are being made use.