In this blog, you will see how to add Google Analytics and E-commerce Tracking Code in BigCommerce.
BigCommerce is one of the best e-commerce solution, I am sure this will amazed you by various in-built tools.
BigCommerce has built in support for Google Analytics which includes the tracking of sales. Being able to see sales details within Google Analytics is very powerful. This enables you to analyse things like which sources are revenue generators or which parts of the website perform well at converting customers.
BigCommerce have now added support for Universal Analytics which is really great. At this time, it is recommended to switch Asynchronous Google Analytics to Universal Analytics . This article will guide you to configure BigCommerce to use Universal Analytics.
Since BigCommerce 7.1 is now Live with some good features like Custom URLs, New Store Designs, Friendly Logouts & More…
So you are going to see step by step instructions to add google analytics and e-commerce Tracking code in BigCommerce 7.1. And Also some instruction is there in bottom of this post for those guys who haven’t upgraded their BigCommerce till now.
I hope, All these above steps will help you to add Google Analytics code in latest BigCommerce. but if you have still older version of BigCommerce then you can follow below instructions:
If you have already added Google analytics Code in your website then it’s OK, otherwise I am afraid that first of all you have to add Google Analytics to Code in your site for that you have to follow above mention steps, then go for below one.
Add the below code in Google Analytics Box (after Google Analytics Code).
<script>
ga('require', 'ecommerce');
function trackEcommerce() {
this._addTrans = addTrans;
this._addItem = addItems;
this._trackTrans = trackTrans;
}
function addTrans(orderID,store,total,tax,shipping,city,state,country) {
ga('ecommerce:addTransaction', {
'id': orderID,
'affiliation': store,
'revenue': total,
'tax': tax,
'shipping': shipping,
'city': city,
'state': state,
'country': country
});
}
function addItems(orderID,sku,product,variation,price,qty) {
ga('ecommerce:addItem', {
'id': orderID,
'sku': sku,
'name': product,
'category': variation,
'price': price,
'quantity': qty
});
}
function trackTrans() {
ga('ecommerce:send');
}
var pageTracker = new trackEcommerce();
</script>I hope this blog help to implement Google Analytics and E-commerce Tracking on BigCommerce Site.
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