Implementing demographics for a nopCommerce site
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Hi Guys,
I have been trying to implement demographics in Analytics for a site built in nopCommerce and I have run out of things to try to correct the problem and get some data!
The code I am using is below:
Any help would be greatly appreciated - it's driving me mad!
Thanks,
Dan
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Thanks Guys,
There was one slight difference on this line:
ga('require', 'displayfeatures');
I've changed it now - hopefully this will fix the problem.
Thanks,
Dan
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We recently implemented this code for the site www.drhoffman.com . Feel free to compare the codes with yours and troubleshoot the issue.
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Hi SEO 5 thanks for your reply,
I've tried all this but as you will see from the the code I added in the initial question it is different to the one you have suggested to change.
Any more ideas?
Dan
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Hi Dan,
Were you able to sort this out?
Successful implementation of the code requires 3 elements:
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Modification of the tracking code
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Updating your privacy Policy
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Enable Demographics reports in the Analytics interface
Tracking code instructions below:
To implement Display Advertising features for Classic Google Analytics, replace the bold text in this example:
with the bold text in the example below:
You can also generate an updated basic code snippet that includes the change by going to Admin > property > Tracking Info, and turning on the Display Advertiser Support option.
Full info on this process in the link below:
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