Does anyone know if there is a way to track what traffic is coming from Google Shopping/Google Base? I know I'm getting a decent amount of traffic from it, but I can't see exactly how much traffic/conversions are coming from Google Shopping. I'm using Google Analytics and it appears that it's lumping all Google traffic (organic search and Google Shopping) into one group...
I don't know of any trackers that are better then Google Analytics...Do you have a suggestion for one?
You can tag your product url's with something like this: ?utm_campaign=froogle&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=froogle so the product url would be: http://www.example.com/product-page.html?utm_campaign=froogle&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=froogle This will then show froogle as a search engine in Google Analytics. Hope that helps James
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yes Google analytics is the best traffics tracker tool but you should use different to different page if you have different webpage for shop and base.
I think you guys are getting the wrong end of the stick, What they are saying is that they are using GA, but they are struggling to split there organic traffic against there traffic coming from googlebase / froogle. I have no idea why Google made this so hard to split! Back in the day it was much clearer when traffic came from froogle. the only way I know of tracking the traffic from goole base is to give the feed URL's a tag so the product url would be: ( as intid mentioned) http://www.example.com/product-page.html?utm_campaign=froogle&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=froogl Then in your GA account look at you "landing pages" and search for urls including "source = froogle.
Just what I wanted to say. Tag the URLs that you're submitting as product feed to froogle(Google product search). What the tags you can use (utm_campaign, utm_medium, utm_source, etc. are provided in google analytics help files/support pages. Then in your GA account you can track the landing pages. they will be tagged with source=froogle. To track conversions, on the landing page set up a cookie. Then read the cookie in the order confirmation page and update the source as froogle in your database when the order is committed.