Simple steps to solve Unassigned traffic in GA4
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Why are my reports showing traffic sources Unassigned? Who are these users? How can I clarify this? In this video we’re going to talk about traffic sources and specifically Unassigned traffic. Unassigned traffic is a very common problem that I see with a lot of my clients GA4 properties. But it is easy to solve. In this video you will learn how.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:46 How GA4 handles traffic sources
5:19 Using UTM tags to classify e-mail and social ad traffic
12:50 Solving Unassigned traffic in GA4
15:45 Closing thoughts
Links mentioned in the video:
Url Builder: ga-dev-tools.google/campaign-...
GA4 Channel Group documentation: support.google.com/analytics/...
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Very helpful video, thank you :)
Hey Leon, thank you for sharing the video on YT, got good info from it.
Excellent video
Thank you so much
best video ever
Thank you Munim!
What about the problem with the blank row in the source/medium report? For example, position 7 in your video at the 2-minute mark.
To be honest, I don't know.. I do not see that very often in my reports. But since it represents only 1% of traffic here I would not worry about it too much.
What I do see very often is (not set) in session source / medium, like on row 4 on 2-minute mark. I see that everywhere in various degrees and it seems that nobody really knows why that's there...
At 1:07 my options don't match - I don't have Acquisition as an option in the sidebar on the left, do you have a video to show me how to get that? Thank you!
Do you have a 'Library' option at the bottom of the menu? If you have the right permissions you will be able to 'publish' the 'Life cycle' collection there.
it would help if I could identify URLs where users landed and where they came from that led to unassigned traffic/conversions.
You could do this by going to your session channel groups and clicking the '+' button. If you add the 'landing page' dimension next to your channel groups you should be able to see this.
It helps to make the amount of rows in your report longer and to search for 'unassigned'.
@@LeonKorteweg Thank you!
What should I do to resolve unassigned traffic if I don't know where the users are coming from and the landing page is the home page?
Do you have any idea what session source / medium is for that traffic?
@@LeonKorteweg It is (not set)/sharing
Is it possible to resolve the data that already reports as Unassigned rather than fixing new data to not report as Unassigned?
Personally I like to get things right at the source. Thats why I like the solution proposed in this video. You do not get historical data, but that resolves itself over time.
If you need history or you simply have no influence over UTM tagging, you have the option to create a custom channel group. This feature was rolled out in GA4 about a week after I made this video, otherwise I would have surely mentioned it...
I will probably shoot a follow up video about custom channel groups one day, but in the meantime here is a link to the documentation: support.google.com/analytics/answer/13051316
Dear @@LeonKorteweg , Have you created a follow up video about custom channel group to solve the already unassigned reports?