No Google Analytics in 2018

[C Dorman]

There is no way for Checkered Flag to know what is actually installed in their own website. I would bet there are at least 2 tags active per site.

It's easy for dealers to find out who's on their websites. Go to https://builtwith.com/ and enter the dealer's website URL. You can see everybody on the site, when they were installed, etc.

 

[Alex Snyder]

It's easy for dealers to find out who's on their websites. Go to https://builtwith.com/ and enter the dealer's website URL. You can see everybody on the site, when they were installed, etc.

Builtwith will show that Google Analytics is installed, but it won't show you how many times and who has those accesses. To my point: only the web hosting company knows what's really there.

 

[Ryan Everson]

Builtwith will show that Google Analytics is installed, but it won't show you how many times and who has those accesses. To my point: only the web hosting company knows what's really there.

Here's the tool you guys are looking for - Google Tag Assistant:
https://get.google.com/tagassistant/

It will show you all the instances of Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Adwords Conversion Tracking, etc that are installed.

 

[Alexander Lau]

Here's the tool you guys are looking for - Google Tag Assistant:
https://get.google.com/tagassistant/

It will show you all the instances of Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Adwords Conversion Tracking, etc that are installed.

Yes and can be installed across Chrome.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...google/kejbdjndbnbjgmefkgdddjlbokphdefk?hl=en has been very useful for discovering UA-#'s that would be otherwise cloaked.

 

[C Dorman]

Builtwith will show that Google Analytics is installed, but it won't show you how many times and who has those accesses. To my point: only the web hosting company knows what's really there.

Alex, click on the Relationship Profile tab and Builtwith will show you all the GA tags/UA numbers, when they were first and last detected. The numbers won't tell you who owns them, and neither will Google, but you can have your website provider remove them.

 

[ed.brooks]

...Google Analytics has become the norm for the vast majority of dealerships across the United States and Canada.

I really wish this was the case, but I'm not sure that is. The vast majority of Savvy dealerships, yes -- The vast majority of dealerships, maybe not.

 

[Alexander Lau]

I really wish this was the case, but I'm not sure that is. The vast majority of Savvy dealerships, yes -- The vast majority of dealerships, maybe not.

You're probably right and I should rephrase it. The "vast majority of dealers I've helped manage their GA." I was guesstimating based upon percentages I've seen. That doesn't mean they're being managed well. Typically DDC installs GA, as part of their overall process.

 

[GerryFoster]

It's easy for dealers to find out who's on their websites. Go to https://builtwith.com/ and enter the dealer's website URL. You can see everybody on the site, when they were installed, etc.

I am in the midst of an analytics crises, essentially, and this might just save my damn day. Thank you, Sir!

 

[Rick Buffkin]

Outside of website analytics, are any of you guys using GA for anything else??

 

[Ryan Everson]

Outside of website analytics, are any of you guys using GA for anything else??

We use Analytics to build our remarketing list audiences for Google Ads. It provides far more targeting options than the default Google Ads remarketing tag.