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Why is Google Analytics data not available?
If you can not see any data here it may mean you’ve just got not traffic! but it may also mean your code is not installed properly. Check the Tracking Status in your “Property”. You’ll be able to see if it’s working correctly or install the Google Analytics Debugger for Chrome in your browser.
Should I use Google Analytics or tag manager?
If you want to add Google Analytics Tracking code or events, it’s recommended to do so with GTM, because you don’t need to do constant changes in the website’s code, therefore your deployment process is faster. Google Tag Manager can exist without Google Analytics and vice-versa.
Why do I get errors in Google Analytics?
Since the tag and property do not match, you’ll get errors in data reporting. To fix the issue, make sure you use the right tag for your property. You can find the tag by going to your Google Analytics account and click Admin. Then select your Account and select the Property you wish to use.
Why is my Google Analytics not picking up my tag?
If yes, then don’t worry. The error is caused because Google’s Tag Assistant Chrome extension uses a really basic way of detecting the tracking codes. And it’s not able to pick up the tracking code because MonsterInsights uses a much more sophisticated snippet than the default Google Analytics tag.
What to do if Google Analytics tracking code is not async?
Solution: Ensure that you add the Google Analytics tracking code onto this page before the closing tag. Consider update to the async version. We have detected that the Google Analytics tracking code on this page is not the asynchronous version of the tracking code snippet.
Is the Google Analytics Tag included in the source code?
We have detected that the Google Analytics tag is included in an external script file rather than being placed on the page source code itself. While data may still report to your Google Analytics account, you’ll want to ensure that the tag is executing the _utm.gif request as expected.