I work at a reasonably large e-commerce retailer that's working on doing a lot more with Google Analytics. One of the things we're doing is tagging each individual user that hits our site with a unique ID, and passing it in as a custom dimension to GA. This allows us to get a profile of an individual user, including every traffic source they ever come to our property from, etc. We've hit one snag though.Imagine a custom report... Dimensions are: Unique ID, Source / Medium, and Date. Metric is hits.This will show every traffic source that a user's traffic is attributable to, by day. If the user comes in from organic one day, then a referral the next, we'll know about it.However, the one thing we won't know about is if a user comes from the same source twice in a row. If a user comes from organic twice in a day, we'll just see organic tracked. Ideally, we'd like to know that's two different organic arrivals.Any ideas on how to tease this out? The end goal is pulling this down into a data warehouse for analysis outside of GA.(Obviously, I know that this can be done using Multi-Channel Funnels for users that have already made a purchase. But what about those that haven't?)
Identify Multiple Visits from Same Source / Medium in Google Analytics
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There is a simpler solution to set up the dimension Date and Time instead of Date which shows more interactions from one unique ID at once. It is not necessary to build another ga script, because GA already collected all data about particular unique id.