Can we track google plus traffic on google analytics

[linavi390]

In my google analytics account , it shows all traffic sources accept google plus . If someone tell me how to track google plus traffic , I would be very thankful!

[Patrecia]

Hi,

Well I am not sure but I think we can under Traffic Sources > Referring Sites > plus.google.com. Thanks for sharing I will check today

Thanks

[seoguy]

use google Url shortner in google plus when you share your link..............

[seo-expert]

Google plus is available in Analytics I think we can check traffic also.

[akash001]

Well I am not sure but I think we can under Traffic Sources > Referring Sites > plus.google.com. Thanks for sharing I will check today

[shane]

I think there is no such tab that can help you track the traffic report of Google+ on your Google analytics account. Hope there comes a mechanism through which we can track the detailed traffic reports of Google plus right from the dashboard of Google analytics!

[mafuz62]

    Google Plus is included in referral traffic.SO whenever anyone visits the site, you can click on the source option and see.

[Kerry_Watson2]

G+'s outbound clicks are sent from a specific URL, plus.google.com. You'll discover it under Traffic Sources > Referring Sites > plus.google.com in Google Analytics.

[LouiseBuckner]

In Google Analytics you can see how people are getting to your website by checking the Traffic Sources reports. These reports will tell you the medium (generally one of three – organic/search, direct, or referral) and the source (Google, Twitter, carleton.ca, etc).

[Neha Pande]

 The social networking site Google Plus (formally known as Google+) is centered around your "circles," which are collections of your contacts, friends, and family that you create. Instead of sharing posts in a single feed, you can share individual posts with different social circles by sharing them with your groups.

Google+ is being phased out due to "poor utilization" and the fact that it has become somewhat of a security issue for the corporation; the company has acknowledged two large data leaks that may have given outside developers access to the personal information of tens of millions of Google+ members, and I don't believe there is a tab that allows you to monitor the Google+ traffic statistics in your Google Analytics account.