Integration with Woo Analytics Pro

  • I have Woo Commerce Google Analytics Pro installed. It covers a ton of stuff so I don’t need your plugin’s integration for WooCommerce google analytics part. BUT, I do like the Google Ads Remarketing stuff with your plugin as Woo’s doesn’t cover that from what I can tell.

    What are the best settings in your plugin so Woo’s Google Analytics Pro works as it should… and your plugin’s Woo integration doesn’t double count stuff… BUT, I can use your Remarketing features of your plugin’s Woo integration?

    Also, since Woo’s pro plugin counts orders… I assume I should checkmark your setting of, “Do not flag orders as being tracked?”

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Author Thomas Geiger

    (@duracelltomi)

    Hi,

    Generally I would not mix GTM with any plugin that adds native tracking codes as this can introduce issues.

    But if you keep using WooCommerce Google Analytics Pro and you make sure you are not adding any Google Analytics tag into your GTM container, you should be safe. If this plugin does not add any GTM related code into your site then the code of GMT4WP will not interfere.

    “Do not flag orders as being tracked” should be checked, yes, as this will be handled by your GA plugin.

    Thread Starter mikegro1

    (@mikegro1)

    Actually I decided to go with Member Mouse and not Woo so I won’t have the Woo Google Analytics Pro on the site.

    I will be putting custom datalayers on the confirmation page to capture ecommerce data something like the following:

    <script>
    window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []
    dataLayer.push({
    ‘transactionId’: ‘[MM_Order_Data name=”id”]’,
    ‘transactionAffiliation’: ‘InsideTheMArket’,
    ‘transactionTotal’: [MM_Order_Data name=”total”],
    ‘transactionTax’: 0.00,
    ‘transactionShipping’: [MM_Order_Data name=”shipping”],
    ‘transactionProducts’: [{
    ‘sku’: ”,
    ‘name’: ‘[MM_Order_Data name=”productName”]’,
    ‘category’: ”,
    ‘price’: [MM_Order_Data name=”subtotal”],
    ‘quantity’: 1
    }]
    });
    </script>

    SO… would I still have “Custom data in data layer” checked on? So your plugin doesn’t try to delete the datalayer above?

    I would think I would have Track classic e-commerce and track enhanced e-commerce not checked since I’m not using Woo at all.

    Correct?

    I guess long story short – I want to use your Google Tag Manager Plugin for the other features of it… I just don’t want it to mess with my ecommerce data… what are the best settings to ensure that?

    Plugin Author Thomas Geiger

    (@duracelltomi)

    Hi,

    If you add this code into your thankyou page as it is shown above, this should not interfere with GTM4WP but it can happen that your GA transaction tag needs to be fired on “DOM Ready” instead of the default “All pages” trigger.

    Since you are not using WooCommerce, you do not need to check anything in GTM4WP that is related to WooCommerce.

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