I also did not work
shopping there, and Google analytics panel nothing (((
So… I think I figured this out. I am now able to see when people add things to their carts.
First off, I disabled my 3rd party google analytics plugin I used to use (because when you check “Add tracking code to your site. You don’t need to enable this if using a 3rd party analytics plugin.” it does the same thing)
So, in WooCommerce –> Settings –> Integration –> Google Analytics
I have my UA-ID filled in, then I have all three checks marked.
Now, here’s the part I felt nobody explained:
To see “Add to Cart” Actions in Google Analytics, you have to go under the “Behavior” section, then go to “Events”, then you can look at “overview” or “Top Events”
-I usually look at “Top Events”
-Make sure you have the Date Period you want in the upper right.
-If you look at “Event Action” it will show you how many “Add to Cart” actions have happened.
-If you look at “Even Label” it will tell you what the SKU from Woocommerce was.
This way, I can tell if there were some products added to someone’s cart that didn’t get bought that day, by cross-referencing with that day’s sales. Then I will ask myself: Why didn’t they buy it? Investigate…
Where is “behavior” and do you get to see where the sales are coming from? (which URL) I have to have that for my client … they are paying per sale. Kind of wanting an affiliate program without the affiliate program fees 🙂
When you log in to Analytics, Behavior is a section on the Left-Hand Side.
No, you do not get to see where the sale came from, as far as I can see.
If you are wanting an affiliate program in WooCommerce, why don’t you use:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/affiliates/
Wow I didn’t know that existed!
