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There are a number of premade templates from Google on the Looker homepage and a link to the template gallery that will give you a place to start.

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It's on par with those other builders, but for us it makes managing multiple client sites much easier. We've found that overall time to complete a site is lower with Duda, from intial setup to launch.

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You won't, but you will know that people are clicking the cards, and thus if your efforts are valuable. This is especially useful if you're spending money on printed flyers, signs, etc., so you can determine if the investment is worth it.

Got it, but still not 100 useful since you don’t know who did open it, if there was a video, if they watched it. I mean there’s some value I suppose but hard to know any details. Doesn’t mean if they clicked, that they got anything out of it

With the growing prevalence of privacy laws in the EU and in the US, you'll be hard pressed to find tools that tell you specifically who is performing an action. You can absolutely set up your GA4 to understand what people coming from a given campaign code do (e.g., coming from a QR link for example), like watching a movie, converting on your site, or doing some other defined action. But what you can't do is track it back to a specific person. In your CRM you can often see where a conversion has come from if they provide personal information via a form, but you can't pass personally identifiable information using GA4 or many other analytics tools.

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Average position is also available in GA4 via the GSC integration. The "clicks" from the GSC table really weren't necessary in this example.

There are a number of reasons that they don't encourage downloading the site and hosting it elsewhere. Many have built-in code that won't migrate easily, and it also would necessitate making manual changes to the code to update your site. Most of the hosting options are pretty affordable, particularly when you consider that they come with SSL, automatic backups, security, automatic updates, etc.

There are many, many factors that could be impacting your conversions. We'd be happy to create a proposal for an assessment of your site and ads if you like. You can reach me at roy@apothecadigital.com.

​@@apothecamarketingDoes creating such landing pages really bring sales? Sir, I do not have the money to take help from you. I spent some money on Google Ads but did not get any result. 🙏🙏

Like I said, there are a lot of factors that impact how successful your ads are. For instance, if your daily budget it too low, you won't drive enough traffic to convert. For instance, if a typical ads campaign has a 1% conversion rate, you will need to drive at least 100 people to your site to get one sale. If you have a limited budget that's driving less traffic than that, then you won't hit the volumes you need.

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If it hasn't been defined in your reporting, you can create a calculated field. If you click on the metric box, at the bottom there is an option for "add calculated field". You can just create your formula there (e.g., transactions/users).

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Possibly. We haven't played with that yet, but I'll check it out and see if it's something we can do a video about in the future.

@@apothecamarketing i was trying and felt very close but no success yet. thanks for ur time :)

That's what we're talking about in this video (unless I'm not understanding your question). You'll need to create a Google Analytics UTM for your URL, which is the link from the QR code. As long as that's going to your website, and you have GA4 implemented correctly, it will track your traffic from the QR code.

It's difficult to say without seeing your report, but you may need to ensure that there's not another report-wide or dashboard controller or setting that is overriding your filter.

In the example we used, we were using Page Path as the input variable. However, you can also use other variables, such as Page URL. As I mentioned, the ideal way to track content groups is by adding a data layer that specifies the content type. Using GTM is a workaround if you don't have the technical team to do that. Also, keep in mind that this process is for identifying types of content, not just specific pages. That data is readily available in GA4 in the pages and landing pages reports. What we're looking at here is how users engage with general content categories, e.g., blogs, news, etc., not just specific pages.

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Of course! We often help guide our clients through the platform process, since there are so many factors to consider.

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In some cases you can create a filter for that event that specifies the parameter. But you need to make sure that you've defined custom dimensions in GA4 for the parameters, otherwise that data won't be passed, even if it's being triggered in Google Tag Manager.

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Unfortunately the sorting options on this particular chart are limited. You can sort by the number of people making to each step, but not fixed steps in the process.

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If you don't see it, it may need to be added in your Library tab. You can choose to show or hide reports there.

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Hmm. I'll need to give that some thought. My guess is that if it's possible it would necessitate two different queries, that are then joined in a single table or chart.

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Yes, this example is an open funnel. Creating a closed funnel would be a bit involved, and probably necessitate some query building or case clauses.