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Moving from old GTM to New Version of GTM - Analytic & Adwords transaction and revenue stop refelecting

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  • devdan
    devdan last edited by Mar 3, 2015, 6:46 AM

    Hi Guys,

    I am moving from old version of tag manager to new version of tag manager. But when i do so at that time in my google analytic 1) my adwords transaction, revenue and ecommerce conversion rate stop showing. 2) In ecommerce -overview also transaction, revenenue and ecommermce conversion rate stop showing.

    Can any one tell me what is the issue?

    I am sharing with you the details configuration of my old tag manager and new version of tag manager -

    1. I am using google analytic having id - UA-12345678-9

    2. I am using old version of google tag manager in that i have configure 5 tags -

    a) google adwords conversion tracking
    b) GA pageview tracking
    c) google remarketing
    d) GA conversion tracking
    e) twitter conversion tracking

    I did following configuration for all -

    1. Tag Name - google adwords conversion tracking
      tag type - Adwords conversion tracking
      conversion id - 123123123 ( from adwords)
      conversion lable - sdfsnfs-sfsf ( from adowrds)

    Firing rule -{{url}} contains ordersuccessful.aspx
    {{event}} equals gtm.dom

    save

    1. Google Analytic PageView Tracking
      Tag Type - classic Google Analytic
      web properid id - UA-12345678-9
      track type - page view

    Firing rule - all pages

    save

    1. GA conversion Tracking
      tag type - classic google analytics
      web property id - UA-12345678-9
      track type - transaction

    Firing rule -{{url}} contains ordersuccessful.aspx
    {{event}} equals gtm.dom

    By above configuration everything work fine with google analytic.

    In New versoin of tag mananger following configuration i did -

    1. Adwords conversion tracking
      Choose Product - Google Adwords
      choose tag type - adwords conversion tracking
      configure tag - conversion id - taken from adwords
      conversion label - taken from adwords
      conversion value - {{google_conversion_value}}
      Fire on -

    Name - order successful page
    type - custom event
    Filter- Page url contains ordersuccessful.aspx
    event equals gtm.dom

    save

    1. Choose Product - Google Analytic,
      choose tag type - universal analytic
      configure tag - tracking id - UA-12345678-9, track type - page view

    Fire on - All pages

    save

    1. GA conversion tracking

    Choose Product - Google Analytic,
    choose tag type - universal analytic
    configure tag - tracking id - UA-12345678-9, track type - transaction

    Fire on -

    Name - order successful page
    type - custom event
    Filter- Page url contains ordersuccessful.aspx
    event equals gtm.dom

    save

    By above configuration my analytic stop reflecting transaction, revenue, ecommerce conversion rate for adwords and ecommerce overview.

    Thanks!

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    • MattRoney
      MattRoney last edited by Mar 23, 2015, 5:45 PM Mar 23, 2015, 5:45 PM

      Hi All!

      It looks like Dev Dan asked a follow-up question here, if anyone can help him out. 🙂

      http://moz.com/community/q/gtm-migration-from-old-to-new-verison-as-old-version-closing-on-1st-april

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      • katemorris
        katemorris last edited by Mar 22, 2015, 7:45 PM Mar 22, 2015, 7:45 PM

        Hey! I am going to try to help. I haven't seen this issue either, but I'll try to work through it with you. First, a few questions.

        1. Are you using Universal Analytics? It doesn't seem so based on your answers above, but I wanted to verify.
        2. The tag manager change you mean is for the new updated interface mentioned here, right: http://analytics.blogspot.com/2014/10/making-tag-management-more-accessible.html
        3. Is your AdWords account still attached to your Analytics account? Stupid question, but have to check to be sure.
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        • devdan
          devdan @JasmineA last edited by Mar 19, 2015, 2:30 AM Mar 19, 2015, 2:30 AM

          Thanks Jasmine,

          Will wait for someone reply as still i am looking for answer!

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          • JasmineA
            JasmineA last edited by Mar 19, 2015, 1:13 AM Mar 19, 2015, 1:13 AM

            Hey Dev Dan! 🙂

            Sorry for the late response times on my end. I know that has to be really frustrating. I've not had the opportunity to oversee the issues with switching to GTM so I've asked that we find someone else who may be able to help you. Hang in there! Hopefully we have someone who has run into a similar issue.

            devdan 1 Reply Last reply Mar 19, 2015, 2:30 AM Reply Quote 1
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            • devdan
              devdan last edited by Mar 9, 2015, 7:47 AM Mar 9, 2015, 7:47 AM

              Not a single reply...is this too technical question?

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              • devdan
                devdan last edited by Mar 5, 2015, 2:27 AM Mar 5, 2015, 2:27 AM

                I am waiting for reply, please help...

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                • devdan
                  devdan last edited by Mar 4, 2015, 10:03 AM Mar 4, 2015, 10:03 AM

                  Any expert help please..

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                  • devdan
                    devdan last edited by Mar 3, 2015, 8:36 AM Mar 3, 2015, 8:35 AM

                    My question is not long it's just a configuration steps, so please experts check & share your views.

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