Enable Gtag.js
After following the directions below, a Gtag.js script will automatically be added to the head of all of your webpages created with Luminate Online.
- Set up a Google account if you do not already have one.
- Set up a Google Analytics (GA) account if you do not already have one.
- Select Setup Assistant under Property in your GA Admin panel.
- Configure a Data stream.
- Under Data collection, select the actions menu expander by Collect website and app data. Then select Manage data streams.
- Under Choose a platform, select Web.
- Enter the URL of your website. If your website has multiple pages just enter the URL of the homepage. Child pages will be automatically included.
- Name this stream. All data coming from this website will be in this one data stream.
- Leave Enhanced measurement selected.
- Select Create Stream.
- Under Data collection, select the actions menu expander by Collect website and app data. Then select Manage data streams.
- Copy your measurement ID.
-
Configure your Luminate Online Site Options.
- Open Luminate Online in a different browser tab.
- Select Setup > Site Options from the navigation bar.
- Select All as the Site Option Group and Go. The full list of options displays.
- Set the following Site Options.
- GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_FUNNEL_ENABLED: TRUE
- GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_FUNNEL_DIRECTORY: funnel
- GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_ENABLED: TRUE
- GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_MEASUREMENT_ID: G-XXXXXXX
Note: The Google Analytics Measurement ID is the measurement ID (G-XXXXXXX) you copied from the Stream details box.
- GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_TRACK_PAGE_WRAPPERS: TRUE
- Select Save at the bottom of the Site Options list.
- View your Realtime Reports to verify data is being collected.
You can now immediately see changes in page visits, online sales, and much more. Browse Advanced Features and Use Cases to get ideas for optimizing your analytics.
This set of instructions is just one of many ways to get started. Browse the following resources to explore more options: Advanced Features and Use Cases, Google Analytics YouTube Channel, Google's Analytics Help website.
Note: Instructions to manually add the Gtag.js snippet to digital resources are available from Google.
Note: Google Tag Manager is another option for controling your website tags. See Enable Google Tag Manager and Google's Tag Manager overview for more information.