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Google Tag Manger - Data Layer Variables - Explaination of Duplicate Set of Values
2019 Community Moderator ElectionPushing at Google Tag Manager the same variable, but they are duplicatedGoogle Tag Manager Data Layer macro not passing value to a custom TagAdd Custom Variables To Google Universal Analytics Reports Using Google Tag ManagerGoogle Tag Manager Trigger for Data Layer is not Showing the TagGoogle Tag Manager not firing the tag when the Data Layer variable is being pushedParsing eCommerse data to push into dataLayer for Google Tag ManagerGoogle Tag Manager dataLayer variables are undefinedDefining Google Tag Manager Data Layer variablesExtract value in the data layer variable in Google Tag MangerPush data to dataLayer and send it to Google Analytics at the same time in Google Tag Manager
Can someone explain to me what I am looking at?
I hope this is not a duplicate push of the same data.
google-analytics google-tag-manager google-datalayer enhanced-ecommerce
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
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Can someone explain to me what I am looking at?
I hope this is not a duplicate push of the same data.
google-analytics google-tag-manager google-datalayer enhanced-ecommerce
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
It's clearly not duplicate - see lines 16-17 and lines 80-81.
– Ken White
Mar 6 at 23:47
ok thank you!! ... can you give me a break down what is happening?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 7 at 21:47
add a comment |
Can someone explain to me what I am looking at?
I hope this is not a duplicate push of the same data.
google-analytics google-tag-manager google-datalayer enhanced-ecommerce
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
Can someone explain to me what I am looking at?
I hope this is not a duplicate push of the same data.
google-analytics google-tag-manager google-datalayer enhanced-ecommerce
google-analytics google-tag-manager google-datalayer enhanced-ecommerce
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
asked Mar 6 at 23:36
BuildingbrickBuildingbrick
55113
55113
It's clearly not duplicate - see lines 16-17 and lines 80-81.
– Ken White
Mar 6 at 23:47
ok thank you!! ... can you give me a break down what is happening?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 7 at 21:47
add a comment |
It's clearly not duplicate - see lines 16-17 and lines 80-81.
– Ken White
Mar 6 at 23:47
ok thank you!! ... can you give me a break down what is happening?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 7 at 21:47
It's clearly not duplicate - see lines 16-17 and lines 80-81.
– Ken White
Mar 6 at 23:47
It's clearly not duplicate - see lines 16-17 and lines 80-81.
– Ken White
Mar 6 at 23:47
ok thank you!! ... can you give me a break down what is happening?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 7 at 21:47
ok thank you!! ... can you give me a break down what is happening?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 7 at 21:47
add a comment |
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Badly formulated question, but I am going to help you anyway.
What you are looking at is probably what is called a product impression in the Enhanced eCommerce report of Google Analytics.
They are pushing an array of object into the dataLayer so that they could be sent in your product list performance report.
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
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Nope, not a duplicate set of data. What is happening is that you have setup a data push which sends a list of all related products to your data layer. So if you need to see which were the related products shown when a customer viewed a particular products detail page, you would have a list of these products showing up in GA. Shout if you have more questions
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
add a comment |
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Badly formulated question, but I am going to help you anyway.
What you are looking at is probably what is called a product impression in the Enhanced eCommerce report of Google Analytics.
They are pushing an array of object into the dataLayer so that they could be sent in your product list performance report.
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
add a comment |
Badly formulated question, but I am going to help you anyway.
What you are looking at is probably what is called a product impression in the Enhanced eCommerce report of Google Analytics.
They are pushing an array of object into the dataLayer so that they could be sent in your product list performance report.
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
add a comment |
Badly formulated question, but I am going to help you anyway.
What you are looking at is probably what is called a product impression in the Enhanced eCommerce report of Google Analytics.
They are pushing an array of object into the dataLayer so that they could be sent in your product list performance report.
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
Badly formulated question, but I am going to help you anyway.
What you are looking at is probably what is called a product impression in the Enhanced eCommerce report of Google Analytics.
They are pushing an array of object into the dataLayer so that they could be sent in your product list performance report.
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
answered Mar 9 at 17:08
F. LeoneF. Leone
451210
451210
Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
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Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
Thank you for the comment. The link also helped.
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:31
add a comment |
Nope, not a duplicate set of data. What is happening is that you have setup a data push which sends a list of all related products to your data layer. So if you need to see which were the related products shown when a customer viewed a particular products detail page, you would have a list of these products showing up in GA. Shout if you have more questions
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
add a comment |
Nope, not a duplicate set of data. What is happening is that you have setup a data push which sends a list of all related products to your data layer. So if you need to see which were the related products shown when a customer viewed a particular products detail page, you would have a list of these products showing up in GA. Shout if you have more questions
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
add a comment |
Nope, not a duplicate set of data. What is happening is that you have setup a data push which sends a list of all related products to your data layer. So if you need to see which were the related products shown when a customer viewed a particular products detail page, you would have a list of these products showing up in GA. Shout if you have more questions
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
Nope, not a duplicate set of data. What is happening is that you have setup a data push which sends a list of all related products to your data layer. So if you need to see which were the related products shown when a customer viewed a particular products detail page, you would have a list of these products showing up in GA. Shout if you have more questions
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
answered Mar 10 at 5:06
rnayak2385rnayak2385
343
343
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
add a comment |
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
Is it fair to say the first set is the data on the page and the second set is the push of that data to GA?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 12 at 16:29
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It's clearly not duplicate - see lines 16-17 and lines 80-81.
– Ken White
Mar 6 at 23:47
ok thank you!! ... can you give me a break down what is happening?
– Buildingbrick
Mar 7 at 21:47