How to track in google analytic which filters selected in which category?
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Hi All,
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Can anyone tell me how to track which filters selected in which category like in category I have 1) price ( then different - different price) 2) color ( then difference - difference colors) same for size, width, brand etc.
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Is it possible to track in detail via tag manager?
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Other than tag manager what are the best way to track filters? Please explain me technical guidance too.
Thanks!
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Hi adamjack! Does this response help to answer your question or are you looking for more information? If you're good to go, please mark this as answered. Thanks!
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Hi,
What I would look into is sending all this data to custom dimensions in Google Analytics. The easiest way to me for now it seems that you can do this through the dataLayer when a filter is applied. Set that kind of information in a variable in your dataLayer, use it in Google Tag Manager and then set this to send along your pageview information in Google Analytics.
Hopefully this makes sense, I recommend reading more into the dataLayer, Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics so you would get some sense into how this can work out for you.
Martijn.
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Hi All,
Can anyone reply me please?
Thanks!
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