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In reply to: [MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress] Form preview not workingWhen I look at the browser console I see just these things: https://ibb.co/MM8HhT2
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In reply to: [MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress] Form preview not workingThanks for the reply @hchouhan
We are using Version 4.8.6. I’m not much of a developer so not sure where to look in the browser console but no errors are coming up if I have the browser console open and am looking at your plugin in the backend.- This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by dav74.
Thanks @cybr !
Actually I really have no knowledge about structured data. I guess what I could try is to add a structured snippet just for our home page, which includes an image link in a square format (apprently that helps).
Out of interest, is the below snippet (taken from a google help page) considered structure data and would that help to use that format in our home page header?
<!-- <PageMap> <DataObject type="thumbnail"> <Attribute name="src" value="http://www.example.com/recipes/applepie/applepie.jpg"/> <Attribute name="width" value="100"/> <Attribute name="height" value="130"/> </DataObject> </PageMap> -->Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress] Form preview not workingHere is the issue with the preview: https://ibb.co/Dt7skyZ
As you can see it should be showing the form but instead showing our homepage.Perfect thank you
Many thanks for the very quick reply!
I am wondering if I am mistaken here however. I realised that I am logged in as admin, so I guess that the cookie settings are not applied when I am logged in as admin and looking at the frontend? I would need to logout to see how the cookie settings are working?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Analytics for WooCommerce] GA4 integrationHi there,
I think all is working correctly actually. We use a different GDPR cookie plugin now and have removed all additional instances of the Google Tags… and it seems to be working smoothly 🙂
Yes that makes sense. Actually the GDPR cookie plugin in this case is not the best for EU online shops, well at least not the free version (I have not tried the paid for version). It would effectively kill off any chance to track any sales if implemented properly.
Hi @ftwseboki
Very interesting (thanks again). You mentionned about the EU cookie policy. So if we are based in the EU, are you saying we are not permitted to load the universal Google Analytics tag until users have accepted 3rd party cookies?
I’m just trying to think how we could keep within the EU law but still monitor conversions and standard ecommerce data, which is pretty important. I mean the tags are anonymised in any case, so are you sure we are not permitted to load them as default with the option to disable them?
Of course it depends what cookies, but we do not use any remarketing for Google Ads – only the standard tracking. Any insight into that would be really appreciated!
Hi @ftwseboki
Wow many thanks for the detailed reply there. Much appreciated!
If in the GDPR settings we have set 3rd party cookies to load as default (rather than not to load as default), do we still need to add the /*Disable Ajax Injection*/ snippet?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The SEO Framework – Fast, Automated, Effortless.] Featured SnippetsMany thanks @cybr
Yes I should have presumed the Google automates all this and you can do little to sway this other than have a good nformative page. Thanks again for your insights 🙂
Hi there,
Actually we got it working but it only works if we load the UA-XXXXXXXX-3 tag twice. We use the following snippet below with your plugin but whilst this script is within your plugin conversions are not being counted. If we load the same snippet outside of your plugin (in the header) all works 100% and conversions are being counted.
So something within your plugin is stopping the AW-XXXXXXX tag from working as it should. The UA-XXXXXXX-3 tag works fine within your plugin, but not the AW-XXXXXXX tag (which is used to track conversions).
Yes we set our 3rd party cookies to load as default.
<!-- Global site tag (gtag.js) - Google Analytics --> <script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=UA-XXXXXXX-3"></script> <script> window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []; function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);} gtag('js', new Date()); gtag('set', {cookie_flags: 'SameSite=None;Secure'}); gtag('config', 'UA-XXXXXXX-3'); gtag('config', 'AW-XXXXXXX'); </script>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The SEO Framework – Fast, Automated, Effortless.] Featured SnippetsHi @cybr
Thanks for the reply. What I mean is when you ask a question in Google you often get a result from a website with bullet points. I thought this was a Featured Snippet. Here I took a screenshot of an example: https://ibb.co/HxMPb6W
I thought in order for Google to consider your site for that you need to add something to the Open Graph description of the page (do correct me if I#M wrong 🙂
Is there any way I can add a summary of a page (or question in this case) in bullet points to the Open Graph Description and would that work?
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In reply to: [Google Analytics for WooCommerce] GA4 integrationMany thanks.
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In reply to: [The SEO Framework – Fast, Automated, Effortless.] Featured SnippetsOr can I simmply list some bullet points in the “Social Secition” in the on page SEO settings under Open Graph Description?