Google Analiitics code | PenciDesign Support

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

You can place the analytics code below/above the current code without any risk.

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PenciDesign.

Marina747 replied

3 years ago

Customer Reply

Ok, so I need that for adsense, right? And I place analytics above it or below?

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

The current code is a JS code library of Google Adsense.

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PenciDesign.

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

You can add the custom code below to the current code you've added.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

1. You can change it if you want,

2. Yes. You should put the GA code into the header tag by going to dashboard > Soledad > Ads Manager > Header > Add Custom Code Inside <head> tag.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Marina747 replied

3 years ago

Customer Reply

I need some more help on the subject.

1. The code on my google analytics is a bit different than what I have in the footer where you showed me my code is. Should I change it?

2. The code should be in the headers. Should I delete it from here and place it in the headers? How do I do it safely?

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

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Hi,

Following your case, please read the document here to understand: https://kinsta.com/blog/google-search-console-vs-google-analytics/

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Marina747 replied

3 years ago

Customer Reply

Sorry not ten times, it was set to three months, but the difference is quite big

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

Please send me a screenshot of the google search console and Google Analytics of your site.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Marina747 replied

3 years ago

Customer Reply

Thank you. And was it placed more than once?

Do you maybe know why I have 10 times more visitors on google search console than on Google Analytics?

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

I've cleared all the site cache, and now Google Analytics only showing on the footer code.

Please clear all the browsers then check again.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

Please temporarily disable the firewall of your site:

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Marina747 replied

3 years ago

Customer Reply

I don't have Google Analytics plugin and haven't done it with Elementor. I embedded the code in headers 2 years ago when I started blogging

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

Have you installed any Google Analytics plugins?

Maybe you've added this via Elementor, please check the document here to understand how to remove it: https://elementor.com/help/add-google-analytics-and-gtm/

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Marina747 replied

3 years ago

Customer Reply

This is what I see on that page

PenciDesign Supporter replied

3 years ago

Staff Reply

Hi,

Please go to dashboard > Soledad > Ads Manager > Header > Add Custom Code Inside <head> tag: manage all the custom tracking code here.

Regards,
PenciDesign.

Marina747 started the conversation

3 years ago

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Could you help me with something... I suspect I installed GA more than once. How do I check it?

Thanks