Issues with Google Analytics since 3/15 @ 6:00AM ET
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Our site, IrishCentral.com has been experiencing issues with GA since 6:00AM ET 3/15. Our "realtime" analytics withing the new GA interface have been fine and no changes have been made to the site code at all.
I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing these issues and if there is a resolution. We are fine w/o them as long as we know that the aggregation of the data is delayed and not forgotten. We are reaching 1 million uniques this month and would be a shame to lose this data.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Joe
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UPDATE: Statistics from 3/15 have miraculously updated. Still waiting for today to catch up, but we are more optimistic now.
Joe
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