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Whittie last edited by

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!
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VERBInteractive last edited by

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.
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DirkC @VERBInteractive last edited by

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
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DirkC @Whittie last edited by

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
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VERBInteractive last edited by

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.
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Whittie @VERBInteractive last edited by

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.
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VERBInteractive last edited by

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/
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Whittie last edited by

Found this just after I posted.

http://www.gachecker.com/

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