Closed Cleop closed 7 years ago
@Cleop the site is hosted on .com .io forwards to .com
Let me know if you have any specific questions around that
@markwilliamfirth Our analytics has dropped drastically after May 9th, I think GA is tracking only .io
@cleop looking at the graph I'd say your assumption is most likely correct
@iteles or @nelsonic do you know what the filter prevent-exposing-token
does for the main dwyl site and do I need to replicate this for tachyons bootstrap? It looks like it's just checking for traffic to the dwyl site but I'm a bit thrown by the name and whether this infers something else.
Also, the guide I was following recommended putting your subdomain on your referral exclusion list so as not to skew self-referrals, however I believe that it will be useful for us to see whether traffic from tachyons-bootstrap navigates to dwyl.com - let me know if you feel otherwise.
I don't know the answer to your first question, though could google it. @danwhy is this something you've come across for LDMW?
I didn't come across this, but it looks like it's a filter that's there to exclusively show data from dwyl.com, meaning if another person were to steal your GA token, any traffic coming from their site would be ignored: https://blog.kissmetrics.com/protect-analytics-from-hacking/ If you're using the same tracking for multiple domains/subdomains you may need to modify the filter to include it, or create a new filter per domain
Closing as now complete.
@cleop Worth adding a paragraph to learn-google-analytics?
Following this guide: http://www.verticalrail.com/kb/filter-in-google-analytics-to-track-subdomains/
I will have to wait until #50 is merged in before I can check that the analytics is working as the current live version doesn't feature the UA code script. Once #50 is merged I will test this but I believe the actions are in place for this to function.