How to solve Unassigned Traffic in Google Analytics 4
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Navigate to the following links, scroll down under "Channels for Manual traffic" and understand what Google Analytics 4 expects to see under Source and Medium to group inbound traffic correctly:
support.google.com/analytics/...
Navigate to this link:
ga-dev-tools.google/campaign-...
Apply UTM Tags to all the landing pages you are using for your paid channels and affiliates
Use the tagged URLs for all your paid marketing channels
That's it! 🚀
"Unassigned" is not going to be a problem anymore!
είσαι Έλληνας! Thank you, very helpful!
Thank you very much! Very clear explanation.
Great video! Thanks so much for the clear explanation!
thank you very detailed high quality content, from how data is gathered to solving unassigned with links to resources
very accurate information, good, keep it up
Thank you so much for your videos! Very helpful! I have a suggestion for a video: How build a scroll depth report in GA4 → Looker Studio, we don't have any good videos with this info :)
How can I detect and ban invalid traffic? Thank you for your video
I am creating QR codes with UTM links for a client who wants to print these onto their table menus in their restaurant, how do I decide what the medium and source is for offline and printed QR codes? At the minute GA4 is grouping them as unassigned.
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?
If you apply UTM Tags to all the incoming marketing channels (channels you can control), then Unassigned traffic should be eliminated, because what's left should be grouped either under Direct, Organic or Referral.