
Configure Google Analytics 4 and Tag Manager for Shopify and WooCommerce with no-code tools, access out-of-the-box data and advanced e-commerce metrics like add-to-cart and checkout.
Explore how Google Analytics 4 collects data from an e‑commerce store and translates visits, engagements, and purchases into reports, with acquisition, engagement, and monetization metrics to analyze channels and conversions.
Discover Google Analytics 4 and GTM insights for ecommerce, focusing on demographics, age, gender, and device tech, and use explore and admin to build custom reports tracking conversions and channels.
Explore how GA4 monetization reports map the ecommerce funnel from visit to purchase, using Shopify or WooCommerce data, and learn to analyze drops through the funnel.
Explore GA4 ecommerce reports, focusing on monetization metrics like total revenue, purchases, and item performance; learn to view items, item lists, promotions, and funnel explorations for Shopify and WooCommerce.
Create your first Google Analytics 4 account, set up a web data stream for your Shopify site, and connect it using the measurement ID to start collecting data.
Navigate the Shopify admin to connect Google Analytics 4 via the Google Channel app, explore online store preferences, and generate demo products with simple sample data.
Connect your Shopify store to Google Analytics 4 using the official Google app, verify the integration with real-time reports, and test page views and purchases.
Explore how Shopify sends GA4 events like view item, add to cart, and purchase to Google Analytics, see testing with fake data, and understand which events require extra implementation.
Discover how the ecommerce funnel unfolds in Google Analytics 4, from view item list to purchase, including view item and add to cart, begin checkout, add payment info, with Shopify.
Explore the Google Analytics 4 funnel exploration report for Shopify, examining steps from view item list to purchase and identifying where users drop off to drive corrective actions.
Learn how to integrate Google Tag Manager with Shopify, add Google Tag Manager code to Shopify head and body, connect to Google Analytics 4, and test with Tag Assistant.
Connect Shopify with Google Tag Manager to capture custom events and send them to Google Analytics 4, including actions like add to cart and shop all.
Define a tag, a trigger, and variables in Google Tag Manager to capture the shop all button clicks in Shopify, and send the user interaction event to GA4.
Create a GA4 event tag in Google Tag Manager for the shop all button on Shopify, set the measurement ID, then add a trigger and variables to fire it.
Create variables in Google Tag Manager to uniquely identify the shop all button on Shopify by using click classes built-in variable and fire a trigger when the class equals button--secondary.
Create a shop all button click trigger in Google Tag Manager for Shopify, using all elements and the button's click classes, connect the tag, and test with preview mode.
Demonstrates using Google Tag Assistant's preview to test Google Tag Manager on Shopify, verify tag firing for button clicks against a Google Analytics 4 measurement ID, and publish changes.
Learn how user-defined variables in Google Analytics 4 via Google Tag Manager send event parameters like click text for e-commerce events, such as shop all and add to cart.
Explore how Shopify exposes e-commerce data to Google Analytics 4 through Google Tag Manager, using the data layer to capture view item and add to cart events with item details.
Learn how to use the GTM data layer with Shopify to pass add to cart values to Google Analytics 4 via custom events and data layer variables.
Discover how to enable GTM on the purchase page by placing the code in settings → checkout → additional scripts, so it runs on the order status page.
Configure enhanced e-commerce monetization reports in Google Analytics 4 for WooCommerce on WordPress using the GTM for WP plugin, enabling data collection without coding.
Connect a WooCommerce site to Google Analytics 4 via tag manager, create a data stream, and deploy a page-wide tag using the measurement ID to collect real-time data.
Learn to use the GTM for WP plugin to capture e-commerce data: add-to-cart, views, and purchases, and push it to Google Analytics 4 for analysis with enhanced ecommerce tracking.
Understand how Google Tag Manager containers organize tags, triggers, and variables, and export or import json to share configurations across WordPress and WooCommerce with the GTM for WP plugin.
Learn how the GTM for WP plugin implements ecommerce events like view item and add to cart using data layer variables, event parameters, and triggers.
Test and validate the gtm for wp plugin with woocommerce by enabling enhanced e-commerce, checking data layer items, and triggering ga4 e-commerce events from viewing items to checkout and purchase.
conclude this course by inviting you to explore more google analytics 4 and e-commerce data courses, and to review, rate, and ask questions as you deepen analytics skills.
Tracking Ecommerce data is difficult, but not with platforms such as Shopify and WooCommerce.
Most of the robust Ecommerce platforms come packaged with powerful plugins and out-of-the-box integration to the Ecommerce tracking feature of Google Analytics 4. Without such integrations, you must engage in a full-scale data collection project.
In this course, we will learn how to use such integrations for Shopify and WooCommerce and set up ecommerce tracking in less than an hour, without writing a single line of code.
Also, we will learn to connect Google Tag Manager with the Shopify and WooCommerce websites and learn more techniques to capture additional data.
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