Why are my Google Analytics not showing anything?
Updated: May 23rd, 2020. Here’s a situation. You have just set up Google Analytics tracking, open GA Real-time reports and nothing. You don’t see anything. No page views, no events, nothing. Sounds familiar? Relax, you’re not alone.
How are user ID views used in analytics?
A User-ID view is a special reporting view that only displays data from sessions in which you send unique ID and related data to Analytics. To analyze all of your data, use a different view. With a User-ID view, you can analyze the segment of traffic with an assigned ID separately from your other traffic.
Where are non interaction hits on Google Analytics?
Anyway, a fun fact is that non-interaction hits are displayed a bit bizarrely in real-time event reports. They are visible as little dark blue lines in the right section of the real-time report, however, you’ll not see them in the Active users tab.
What does internal traffic mean in Google Analytics?
By saying Internal Traffic I mean your own traffic. It might be your company’s IP address, your home IP address, and other addresses which clearly indicate that it’s you or your colleagues. Since nobody wants to distort their tracking data with fake/useless traffic (of their own), it’s common sense to filter it out.
Where to find event IDs in log analytics agent?
Open the Operations Manager event log and search for event IDs 7023, 7024, 7025, 7028 and 1210 from Event source HealthService. These events indicate the agent is successfully receiving configuration from Azure Monitor and they are actively monitoring the computer.
What to do if log analytics agent is not working?
If it happens often throughout the day, first check your network configuration and proxy settings.
What does non interaction hit mean in Google Analytics?
Google Analytics has a solution for such events, you can set them as non-interaction hits. This means that events will be tracked and displayed in Google Analytics event reports but they will not affect the bounce rate. Anyway, a fun fact is that non-interaction hits are displayed a bit bizarrely in real-time event reports.