Organic search and Page Load Time missing

  • Resolved kerdezo

    (@kerdezo)


    1 year, 3 months ago

    Hi Friends!

    I have set up AIWP, working properly but I find some different(useless) data displaying to those of the sample screenshots here on your intro page with “Blue color” caption

    I use G4 data tracking, backend display, but say, if I set “Last 7 days” and “Sessions”view“, the metrics are not containing ‘Organic search‘ and ‘Page load time’ but “Engagement Rate” and “Engaged Sessions” instead.

    As Bounce rate is also displayed, the Engagement rate is useless or vica versa as they are comlementer numbers. (their sum is 100%.)

    Is there any settings to gain, under G4, the the same data that are seen on the mentioned sample sccreenshot?
    I guess the missing 2 data are indispensible for proper website care.

    Have a nice day!

    Ps: Thanks for creating this super, free plugin!

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  • Plugin Author Alin Marcu

    (@deconf)

    Hi,

    Page load time isn’t available on Google Analytics 4 by default and Organic Search it takes too many quota to be displayed on a default report. Organic Search details are instead available, as totals, on reports like Pages, Searches, Referrers. I will look further into it, and if it is quota wise, we could add this metric back.

    Plugin Author Alin Marcu

    (@deconf)

    Hi,

    From 5.9.1 which was just released the Engagement Rate was replaced with Organic Search, enjoy and thanks again for the feedback.

    Thread Starter kerdezo

    (@kerdezo)

    Hi Alin,

    Thank you for the swift action. I updated to recent version and now Organic search is visible.

    May I propose you to consider one more change in the displayed data…

    In Real Time setting the used tool type is displaying now at the right side.( desktop, mobile, tablet.)
    Unfortunately it doesn’t have a real info value for me -as a site admin/owner- , as a live info flow.
    I check this kind of tech data in a greater time interval, say months/years, as the alteration in distribution of the used tech tools shows tendencies.
    I use these tendencies as a base data to see how to improve my site performance. (When mobile was going to become the main tool the sites full responsiveness was the main issue etc…)

    I’d recommend to display the source of the visitors instead, as a real time flow.
    How they do get to my site:
    organic, referral or social
    with adding a hoover function over referral to display the referring source
    and the same hoover function with social.
    This would be a meaningful flow info as I could check immediately if a content is rising/getting popular on a social platform or to check promptly who is/are referring to my articles.

    Have a nice day!

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by kerdezo.
    Plugin Author Alin Marcu

    (@deconf)

    Hi,

    Unfortunately that data isn’t available on Google Analytics 4 RealTime API, here are the only available dimensions and metrics: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/data/v1/realtime-api-schema

    Thread Starter kerdezo

    (@kerdezo)

    Hi Alin,

    Thanks for the explanation.

    Have a nice day!

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