
Learn to integrate Google Analytics with Shopify the right way, enabling funnels, site search, and Google Search Console insights for cleaner data and goals tracking cart additions and form submissions.
Create a Google Analytics account for a Shopify site, set up web streams, and enter the site name, address, country, and time zone, then enable demographics reporting.
Learn how to integrate Google Analytics with Shopify by inserting the snippet, enabling enhanced e-commerce, and verifying real-time visitor activity.
Create a Google Analytics view for your property named filtered view, set country and time zone, and make it the default view; enable enhanced e-commerce in Shopify and Google Analytics.
Create a checkout behavior funnel in Google Analytics for Shopify to track contact information, shipping method, and payment method, identify drop-offs, and optimize conversions.
Learn to configure site search in Google Analytics for Shopify by identifying the search parameter, enabling site search, and analyzing user queries and depth of visits.
Configure Google Analytics filters to remove referral traffic from Shopify payment providers, using a predefined template or a custom rule to ensure clean data.
Exclude internal traffic from analytics by using a browser extension to block your own IP across devices; install on every device so Google Analytics stops collecting data.
Define goals that track visitor actions on your Shopify store, including purchases, add to cart, lead form submissions, and pages viewed, and use Google Analytics to inform decisions.
Learn to create a sales goal in Google Analytics for Shopify using a destination goal anchored to the order confirmation page with a funnel through shipping method and payment information.
Create a goal for add to cart in Google Analytics for Shopify by enabling enhanced e-commerce, selecting the add to cart event, and verifying the goal before saving.
Set up a destination goal in Google Analytics for a Shopify contact form submission, configure the contact page as the destination, and track every submission.
Discover how Google Search Console helps monitor organic rankings, view search traffic and queries, ensure Google crawls and indexes your site, fix indexing issues, and manage links from other websites.
Add your website to Google Search Console and verify it using the recommended method instead of Google Analytics, by pasting the verification code into the Shopify theme.liquid file.
Let Shopify generate the sitemap.xml automatically and submit it in google search console to help google crawl and index pages, products, collections, and posts, then resubmit after major changes.
Integrate Google Analytics with Google Search Console to view data in Analytics properly. Follow steps in Analytics > Acquisition > Search Console to enable data sharing and add your site.
Congratulations on completing the course; apply what you learned and use the Q&A section of discourse or message me with questions for answers.
With more than 800 thousand merchants using it, Shopify is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms out there.
While it has empowered small and medium sized businesses to get up and running in no time, it’s equally important that those businesses understand the behavior of their customers.
And this is only achievable with a powerful analytics software paired correctly with Shopify. And Google Analytics is undoubtedly the most powerful and popular option out there.
In this course we will learn one and only one thing - that is - to correctly setup Google Analytics with Shopify.
To be honest, to integrate Google Analytics in Shopify, all you have to do is to paste the code provided by Google Analytics in your Shopify store admin. But by doing so, you will be missing out on some great features that Google Analytics provide such as checkout behavior funnel, site search and filters. In this course, we will learn ways to integrate all of them in Google Analytics for our Shopify store.
We will also be setting up goals so you not only track sales but other KPIs including cart additions and contact form submissions.
In the last section of this course, we will be integrating Google Search Console to track keywords that are driving traffic to your website.
And after doing all of this, you will have data that is cleaner and more relevant so you can make better business decisions!
So if you are business using Shopify or you are an agency or a developer working with a Shopify client, join me in this course so I teach you what I’ve learned in the past several years working with Google Analytics and Shopify.