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Account Management and Settings
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- How to Add the Title, Description, and Social Image to Your BurgerShop Store
- Setting Up Google Analytics
- Add Other Tracking Tool Codes to Your BurgerShop Store
- Overview Preferences
- Set Up TikTok Pixel in Your BurgerShop Store
- How to Install the Pinterest Tag on Your BurgerShop Store
- Understanding the Default Email on Your BurgerShop Store
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Features and Application Management
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- Creating Product Suggestions (In-Cart Upsell)
- Activating and Deactivating Small Sell Offer
- How to Create Product Widgets for Upselling on Your BurgerShop Store
- Creating Bundle Offers (Frequently Bought Together)
- Creating Quantity Discounts (Buy More, Save More)
- What’s the Problem with Creating Multiple Offers at the Same Time?
- Deleting a Smart Sell Offer
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Introduction
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Orders and Product Management
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- Creating a Print on Demand (POD) Product
- Creating a Dropship Product
- Set Up Variant Images for Your Product
- Inserting an Image into Your Product Description
- Adding Product Images
- Inserting a Video into Your Product Description
- Bulk Duplicate POD Product
- Duplicating a Product
- Adding Product Variants
- Adding a Personalize Feature to a Product
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Platform Integrations
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Storefront Setup
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- Understanding the Theme Editor
- Copying a Theme to Another Store
- Adding Contact Information to Your Footer
- Customizing Header Sections
- Customizing Theme: Settings – Color
- Display Filters on Your Online Store
- Customizing Home Page Sections in BurgerShop Theme
- Customizing Theme: Product Page Sections
- Adding Trust Badges to Your Store
- Customizing Theme: Checkout Setting
- Adding a Favicon to Your Store
- Customizing Theme: Settings – Typography
- Add Other Tracking Tool Codes to Your BurgerShop Store
- Get a Sitemap for Your BurgerShop Store
Setting Up Google Analytics
Google Analytics is a powerful e-commerce analytics tool used globally by website owners. To start utilizing Google Analytics, you need a Google account, sign up for analytics tracking, and choose which data to track.
This allows you to gather valuable data about purchase activities, such as product and transaction information, average order value, e-commerce conversion rate, purchase time, and more.
Step-by-Step Guideline:
A. If you already have Google Analytics 4
Step 1: Go to your BurgerShop Admn
- Navigate to ‘Store Channel’ > ‘Preference’ > Google Analytics 4’.
Step 2: Paste the ID of Google Analytics
- Enter your Google Analytics Measurement ID
Step 3: Click Save
- Save your changes to start tracking data.
B. If you do not have Google Analytics yet
Step 1: Open Google Analytics
- In your web browser, open Google Analytics and log in using Google Account.
Step 2: Start Measuring
- Click ‘Start Measuring’
Step 3: Fill in the Required Information
- Enter the required information and click ‘Next’.
Step 4: Property Creation
- Enter a name for the property
- Select the reporting time zone and currency
- Click ‘Next’
Step 5: Select Industry Category and Business Size
- Choose your industry category and business and size
- Click ‘Next’.
Step 6: Choose How You Intend to Use Google Analytics
- Select the relevant options and click ‘Create’.
- Please refer to this article to learn more about business objectives
Step 7: Accept Terms of Service
- Use the drop-down menu to select your country if not already selected.
- Click ‘I Accept’ to acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Service
Step 8: Enable Data Collection for Your Site
- Select ‘Web’.
Step 9: Enable Website URL and Create Stream Name
- Enter your website URL
- Create Stream Name
- Toggle on enhanced measurement
- Click ‘Create Stream’
Step 10: Copy the Measurement ID
- On the next page, copy the Measurement ID.
Step 11: Go to Your Store’s Admin Dashboard
- Navigate to ‘Store Channel’ > ‘Preferences’ > ‘Google Analytics 4’
Step 12: Paste the Measurement ID
- Enter the copied Measurement ID in the appropriate field.
Step 13: Click Save
- Save your changes to enable Google Analytics tracking on your store.
By following these steps, you can set up Google Analytics to start collecting and analyzing data about your store’s performance, helping you make informed decisions to optimize your e-commerce operations.