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3 Ways to Export Data from Google Analytics to Google Sheets

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Google Analytics is great, and Google Sheets is great—but Google Analytics data in a Google spreadsheet is even better.

Using built-in functionalities of Google Sheets, you can combine analytics data from various sources, transform it, and analyze it with ease. You can even connect it to data visualization tools like Google Data Studio to share your data with others.

So Google Sheets is a really cool tool for data analysis. But first, we need to somehow get all of our data from Google Analytics onto a spreadsheet.

How do we do this?

This is a guide on using a free plugin called Google Tag Manager for WordPress made by Thomas Geiger.

Learn how to install Google Tag Manager on WordPress and how to use all the built-in configurations of the plugin in this guide.

Form Field Tracking with Google Tag Manager

So…you have form tracking set up, leads are coming in and everything is going swimmingly.

But wait, you don’t have form field tracking set up?

Oh no, you’re missing out!

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The DOM (Document Object Model) Element Variable is a powerful Variable in Google Tag Manager to scrape content directly from your Website HTML markup.

With its help, you can transfer any value from your website into a Variable and pass it on to your Marketing tools, as long as it is selectable in the DOM.

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Recently, we worked with a client who asked us, “Can I install multiple Facebook Pixels on my website?”

The short answer is yes, you can!

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Regular Expressions, or “RegEx,” is a powerful criteria-based language that can dramatically boost your data-driven digital marketing.

In Google Tag Manager, RegEx lets you create super versatile and precise tracking deployments. You can save a lot of time and consolidate most of your Tags, triggers, and variables just by using RegEx.

Stuck trying to track your iFrames properly?

In this post, I’ll go over how to track conversions through iFrames with the help of a tool called Google Tag Manager.

Are you looking to generate more leads from your existing site traffic?

Wish you could show popups to people based on CRM data and other data points?

If so, OptinMonster might be the tool for the job.

Personally, I like using OptinMonster on my own website to offer course signups and resource downloads. You can also use them to grow your email list by offering bonuses like discounts or other exclusive benefits.

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Do you want to learn how to audit a Google Analytics account?

You can save money by performing your own audits, or you can make money by conducting audits for others.

In this guide, we will explain our approach to Google Analytics audits to help clients enhance their SEO and enhance their data quality.

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Did you know that you can use Google Sheets as a tracking tool for website analytics?

With just a little help from Google Tag Manager, Google Sheets can track your most essential website interactions.

3 Ways to Export Data from Google Analytics to Google Sheets

Google Tag Manager for WordPress Plugin – The Guide

Form Field Tracking with Google Tag Manager – The Ultimate Guide

Using the DOM Element Variable in GTM to “Scrape” a Website

How to Fire Multiple Facebook Pixels on the Same Page with Google Tag Manager

How to use RegEx for Google Tag Manager – The Ultimate Guide

How to Track Conversions Through iFrames with Google Tag Manager

Advanced OptinMonster Triggers for Popups with Google Tag Manager

Google Analytics Audit – Our Process for Optimal Data Quality

Google Sheets Tracking with Google Tag Manager