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If you just have a website www.website.com and your visitors can also navigate between blog.website.com, support.website.com, you DON’T need to configure cross-domain tracking. Just go to your Google Tag Manager container, open Google Analytics Settings Variable that is used by your GA tags and set Cookie Domain to auto. By default, all GA Settings Variables have it enabled. That’s it. There is no need to implement GA cross-domain tracking for subdomains. In order to make cross-domain tracking work, follow these 4 steps. Step:1 All domains abc.com, xyz.com must be tracked with the same GA property Step:2 Go to abc.com’s Google Tag Manager container, open the GA Settings Variable > More Settings > Cross-domain tracking , locate the “ Auto Link Domains ” field. In that field, you should enter the destination domain’s URL i.e. xyz.com. Once you enter the domain, save the GA Settings Variable. If it is possible for a visitor to move both ways, back and f...

Get rid of duplicate data when user moves from one sub-domain to another on your website: Add your domain to the referral exclusion list by following these steps: Admin -> Tracking Info -> Referral Exclusion List Make sure to just add the root domain without the sub-domain or www. This will ensure that as users move between sub-domains, the session will be preserved and will not create a new session every time the user navigates between sub-domains. If you want to show the domain for all of your sub-domains in GA rather than just path , follow the filter below. Use this filter: If you want to only show the domain for a specific sub-domain then do the exact same filter above, except for the Hostname field enter ( subdomain.yoursite.com ) instead of (.*). Use this filter if you have been using Google Analytics to track your website for awhile and just added new sub-domains. Is there a way to see historical data for the sub-domains? Yes, you can see the data fo...

Sign in to AdWords . Click  Shared library . Click  Audiences . Click  +Remarketing list  and select “Customer emails” from the drop-down menu. Enter a name. Select “Upload customer email addresses.” Choose a file (The data file must use the .csv format and must be no more than 5GB. ) Enter an email opt-out link. Provide a link to the page where people can manage their preferences for receiving email from you, including opting out of any email lists they may be subscribed to. Set a membership duration. Check the box “This data was collected and is being shared with Google in compliance with Google’s policies.” Click  Upload and save list . You can view the progress of your uploading file under “Audiences,” which can take up to 3 hours to complete. Add your customer emails list to your campaign. To show ads on Gmail , add your list to a “Display Network only” campaign that uses “Gmail Ads” from the “Ad gallery.” To do this, open th...

It was the amazing moment for me when I was declared as the 'Employee of the month' after six months of joining in Mosaic, Noida. It was the result of hard work and ownership that took me to the new heights in Noida. I got highest number of PF, it was 11 and the highest PF score too. The month of January was really lucky, first I became the Google Adwords certified professional and now 'Best in Mosaic' .....Wow. Later the 'Employee of the month' certificate was distributed to me on the eve of 26th Jan. I am looking forward to the situation and trying to ahieve as many positive feedbacks from the clients. I have learnt a lot in Mosaic and I'll keep on learning to be the best client handler.

Rahul Vishela has passed the Google's Certified Adwords Examiantion with 91% marks. Here is the link for the score : http://www.starttest.com/8.0.0.0/transcriptview.aspx?r=1&code=I0070FB5EF07A0370FD68F463F17AFF782AE587 Exam consists of 120 objective type questions in 120 minutes duration. http://rahuladwords.notlong. com

Have you ever seen Google's workplace in the New York City. Watch it now : YUMMY, what a mess ? Do you like it ? Do you wanna work over here ? LOL