GA Stopped Recording Visits?
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Looking at my GA stats today for one of my projects and its reporting 0 visitors in the audience overview yesterday - I know for a fact this is incorrect, using the real time viewer I tracked at least 40 people on the site yesterday in the few times I checked.
It is also saying 0 visitors today but from real time I can see solid activity all morning.
The code is all still present and correct on the page (which you would assume given real time still works), anyone else having weird issues today? It is only effecting 1 of 12 projects.
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All my data's back! Looks like Google have sorted it out
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good shout. I'm glad im not the only one - it means I dont have to worry I've done something daft!
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Turns out you're not the only one, seeing lots of buzz around Twitter and also some reports in their forums: http://www.seroundtable.com/google-analytics-reporting-bug-17161.html obviously a bug in GA itself.
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Hi Martijn,
Thanks for your response - this makes me feel much better, thank you! Roll on juicy data tomorrow.
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Hi,
I've experienced this a couple of times for one of our sites the last couple of months. Sometimes it happens that there is a huge delay in the data processed by Google Analytics which may result in seeing your visitor data a couple of hours late. We saw the same behaviour as you did, in real time there were visitors but after 12 hours they were still not reported in the reports itself. If this problem still exists tomorrow then I would really start to worry ;-).
Hope this helps!
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