analytics problem help please

Discussion in 'Google Analytics' started by aady1983, Jul 26, 2013.

  1. #1
    HI all,
    I have an affiliate site, built on artisteer.
    cms is wordpress
    Analytics is installed usiing yoast analytics plugin

    The problem is, analytics shows 10 visits per day for example. The total amount of clicks displayed in the advertiser stats of the affiliate programs is 50+
    To the point that there have been purchases but no data recorded in analytics.

    Is something not set up correctly? does the analytics plugin clash with artisteer?

    any advice would be greatly appreciated
     
    aady1983, Jul 26, 2013 IP
  2. Mamumut

    Mamumut Member

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    #2
    Maybe you installed counter is not on all the pages?
     
    Mamumut, Jul 27, 2013 IP
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    Where does the purchases happen, in your site or in a 3rd party site? If the conversion is happening on a 3rd party site meaning the vendor you do affiliate for, than analytics will not show and data for this conversion.
    To be clear, you should state the stages users are going through so we can better understand.
     
    Odeezl, Jul 29, 2013 IP
  4. turnkeyamazon

    turnkeyamazon Peon

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    i would suggest removing the code from your seo plugin and paste it directly in your footer.php file under appearance editor in wordpress just above </body > tag that should give you a more accurate reading and make sure to setup your goal url in the backend of analytics.
     
    turnkeyamazon, Aug 12, 2013 IP
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    Do not depend on any plugin to add analytics code. You can simply do this by adding the code in your page manually. That will be more safe and trustworthy.
     
    Alice Smith, Aug 16, 2013 IP
  6. shresthakks

    shresthakks Greenhorn

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    friend, just copy the code of your Google Analytic code in the format of "UA-xxxxxxxx-y" in the Analytic code box in your blog setting and save it. where, xxxxxxxx represents digits, y represents another signle digit. I think, this will work properly on your blog. In blogger platform, there is a place inserting such a code in Setting, other, at bottom, there is blank box to place the Google Analytic code starting from "UA-xxxxxxxx-y". I think, in wordpress blog also, this option might be there. If you don`t find, just copy and paste whole code just above </head> and click on save. Thank you.
     
    shresthakks, Aug 16, 2013 IP
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