Is there such tool?

[Whittie]

Morning Moz!

Is there such tool, to view if your site has Google Analytics script by page? (I mean page by page, so to crawl an entire site)

It's a 500+ page website, so i'm trying to avoid viewing source of each individual page.

Thank you!

[VERBInteractive]

Thanks Dirk, I stand corrected.

I have used the custom filters to search for other things (videos on page, tracking pixels, etc. ) I second your approach.

[DirkC]

Hi

What you see is the data Screaming Frog is pulling in using the API from Analytics - it's not to check if Analytics code is present on all the pages.

Dirk

[DirkC]

It's not installed by default - however it's quite easy to check if analytics is present. Just use a custom filter Configuration > Custom > Search

If you use "plain" Analytics (not via the Tag manager) just put in two filters:

Filter 1 - contains UA-xxxxxxx 
Filter 2 - Does not contain UA-xxxxxx

Once crawled - you can see the results in the "Custom Tab".

(a step by step can be found here: http://www.seerinteractive.com/blog/screaming-frog-to-verify-google-analytics/ The tool you mentioned will probably do a good job - but personally I prefer to limit the tools I use to a minimum.

Dirk

[VERBInteractive]

Weird, I am looking at it right now during a call and can see it fine.

In SF pro in the right-hand bar under overview close to the bottom is a folder called Analytics.

[Whittie]

I use SF pro, but saw nothing regarding whether or not analytics is installed. (Can't log in to main analytics, as don't have access)

The GAchecker link I mentioned worked a treat.

[VERBInteractive]

Screaming frog (http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/) is a great crawler and will check for Analytics installed by default, as well as a bunch of additional info. I believe the free version will search up to 500 pages.

http://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/seo-spider/

[Whittie]

Found this just after I posted.

http://www.gachecker.com/

I'll leave link, in case anybody searches the same question.