Google Analytic

[nancyisabell]

Please explain how to create goal setting in Google Analytic?

[pathannishat]

Hi Mate plz follow the following step while setting up goals.
1. login to https://www.google.com/analytics/
2. click on Admin (left top)
3. click on Goal (right side)
4.  click on "+ new goal"
5. fill the detail or URL where you want to capture the goal (eg. /thanks.html)



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[DevPatel125]

You just need to Consider following things for Goal.   

    About Goals
    Set up, edit, and share Goals
    Goal types
    Goal Value
    Goal sets
    Special-case Goals and Funnels
    Destination Goal examples
    Goal Flow
    Common Issues

[RH-Calvin]

To create goal setting in Google Analytics, you can follow these steps:

1. Sign in to your Google Analytics account and select the website for which you want to set up goals.

2. In the Admin section, navigate to the View column and click on Goals.

3. Click on the "+ New Goal" button to create a new goal.

4. Choose a goal template based on the type of action you want to track, such as destination, duration, pages/screens per session, or event.

5. Fill in the details for the selected goal type. For example, if you choose the destination goal type, you will need to specify the destination URL that signifies a completed goal.

6. Optionally, you can assign a monetary value to the goal if it represents a conversion with a specific economic value.

7. Save your goal, and it will start tracking the specified user actions on your website.

8. After setting up your goals, you can use the "Verify this Goal" option to check if it's working correctly and tracking the desired user actions.

9. You can create up to 20 goals per reporting view in Google Analytics, so make sure to prioritize the most important conversions or user interactions that align with your business goals.

10. Goals can also be imported from Google Analytics solutions like Google Ads or Google Firebase, allowing you to track specific conversions across different platforms.

11. Once your goals are set up, you can monitor their performance in the Conversions section of Google Analytics to see the completion rates, conversion paths, and other valuable insights.

12. Regularly review and refine your goals as your website or business objectives evolve, ensuring that they remain aligned with your key performance indicators and strategic priorities.

13. Use the funnel feature when setting up destination goals to track the steps leading to the final conversion. This can provide valuable insights into user behavior and potential drop-off points in the conversion process.

14. Consider creating custom goals if the predefined goal templates do not fully capture the specific actions or interactions you want to track. Custom goals allow for more flexibility in defining and measuring unique user activities on your website.

15. Leverage goal value and ecommerce tracking to assign a quantitative value to each goal completion, enabling you to analyze the monetary impact of different user actions and conversions.

16. Set up goal funnels and multi-channel funnels to understand the entire conversion path users take before completing a goal. This can help identify influential touchpoints and optimize marketing efforts across various channels.

17. Utilize event tracking for non-pageview interactions such as video views, file downloads, form submissions, or button clicks. Events can be configured as goals in Google Analytics to capture specific user engagements beyond page visits.

18. Regularly review goal reports and use the data to optimize website content, user experience, and marketing strategies. Continuous analysis of goal performance can drive improvements in conversion rates and overall website effectiveness.

[HarshMehra]

Visit the Google Analytics website. Open google.com/analytics/ in your browser. Click the "Access Analytics" button at the top-right corner of the site. This will take you to a new page that shows a brief rundown of how Analytics works. Click the "Sign up" button to create your Analytics account.
You will need to sign in with your Google account if you are not already.
You can create a new Google account specifically for tracking your Analytics data if you want to keep it separate from your personal Google account.

Select between "Website" tracking. Use the buttons at the top of the page to switch between website tracking.

Enter your account information.

Select your data sharing options.

Create the account.

Visit the Google Tag Manager website.

Create an account .

[villadavid]

To start setting up your goals:

    1. Go to your Google Analytics standard reports.
    2. Click on the "Admin" button in the top right.
    3. Click on "Goals"
    4. From one of the Goal sets, click "+ Goal" (goal sets are just a way for you to easily group goals) to set up a new goal.