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How Do I Track Conversions in Google Analytics Shopify?

Last updated on October 1, 2022 @ 9:17 pm

There are two types of conversions that can be tracked in Google Analytics: micro and macro. Micro conversions are actions that users take on your website that don’t necessarily lead to a sale, but are still valuable.

For example, adding an item to their shopping cart or signing up for a newsletter. Macro conversions are the desired end goal, such as making a purchase.

To track micro conversions, you’ll need to set up goals in Google Analytics. Once you’ve done that, you can view your progress by going to Conversions > Goals > Overview.

To track macro conversions, you can use the Ecommerce report. This report can be found by going to Conversions > Ecommerce > Overview.

PRO TIP: If you are using Shopify to track your conversions in Google Analytics, be aware that there are some potential issues that could arise. First, Shopify’s ecommerce tracking code is not as robust as Google Analytics’ own code, so you may not get as accurate of data. Additionally, Shopify’s platform can sometimes interfere with Google Analytics’ code, causing it to not function properly. If you are relying on Google Analytics to track your conversions, be sure to test it regularly to ensure that it is working correctly.

Both of these reports will give you valuable insights into how users interact with your website and where they drop off. By understanding these patterns, you can make changes to your website that will lead to more sales.

How Do I Track Conversions in Google Analytics Shopify?

Both of these reports will give you valuable insights into how users interact with your website and where they drop off.

Google Analytics is a powerful tool that allows you to track both micro and macro conversions on your Shopify store. You can use the Goals feature to track micro conversions, and the Ecommerce report to track macro conversions. By understanding how users interact with your store, you can make changes that will lead to more sales.

Kathy McFarland

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