Track Individual Organic Orders In Google Analytics
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I was wondering if there is a way to track information about the individual order in google analytics. Currently I can see all of the organic traffic, rev, transactions, etc, but I would like to be able to know what those individual order numbers are, as well as be able to place test orders to see if organic tracking is correctly working.
Does anyone know of a good blog walkthrough for this, or have any suggestions?
Thanks (again individual organic order data not all data from a specific search engine or keyword).
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Hey Gordian. Although Google Analytics doesn't track any personal identifiable info, you can actually do exactly what you want!
Make sure your ecommerce tracking is setup correctly. Hint: use Google Analytics Developer Docs to help with understanding specific pieces of code.
Then, you'll be able to view order numbers and such in the report: Ecomerce -> transactions.
You could further define custom reports to slice and dice until your hearts contentDoes this help?
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