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Now we have the data in place, click on the “Pages with No GA” tab and press F9.

Go to the Pages Missing Google Analytics Excel workbook and click on the “Pages Containing Analytics” tab.

Click in the first cell A1 in your custom_filter_2.csv file.

Again, we need to copy & paste the data from this file into our workbook.

Go to the Pages Missing Google Analytics Excel workbook and click on the “Internal HTML” tab.

Click in the first cell A1 in your internal_html.csv file.

We need to copy & paste the data from this file into our workbook. Internal HTMLįirstly open internal_html.csv. In less than a minute you will have a fully functioning filtered list of pages with Google Analytics status. The instructions make the process seem quite lengthy, but trust me, it’s not. Using both of the files exported from Screaming Frog, we can start to import the data. Secondly, go to the Custom Tab and whilst ensuring the export filter is set to Filter 2, export and save the custom_filter_2.csv file This is achieved in two stages within Screaming Frog.įirstly, whilst in the internal tab, change the export filter to HTML, export and save internal_html.csv file. Once you have your data, you will need to export the right data. If that is not the case, you will have to add the second filter and run the scan again (sorry). If you had setup Screaming Frog with both filters in place, then you already have your data.

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Download the Pages Missing Google Analytics Excel workbook, and using the following instructions you should be able to create an actionable list of all pages to send to your web developers to rectify the problem of pages missing Google Analytics. If you want to create a list of all pages on your website and filter them accordingly depending on whether Google Analytics is installed or not, I have created a custom Excel document that should make it easier for you to analyse the information from Screaming Frog. Checking Which Pages Are Missing Google Analytics with Excel

To export your data, ensure the export filter is set to Filter 1, export and save the custom_filter_1.csv file.Īnd that’s it you now have all the data you need to check if Google Analytics is installed on every page of your website.

Once the scan is finished, you can now click on the Custom tab on the right hand side and you should be able to see a list of pages that do not contain your Google Analytics code. For the purposes of this How-To, I’ve used my own website as an example.

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Now you are free to start the crawl on the domain name you want to check. Filter 2 is required for Excel filtering method later in this article.)

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In the box for Filter 2 paste your UA code and select Contains.

In the box for Filter 1 paste your UA code and select Does Not Contain.

Setting up Screaming Frogīy default, Screaming Frog allows you to search for custom variables and you can easily check if a page does not contain your analytics code.īefore you start a crawl with Screaming Frog, you’ll need to add a custom filter. Thankfully there is a solution to this problem by using Screaming Frog’s SEO Spider, Excel and a little jiggery-pokery. GA? For Firefox) there is not an easy, non-enterprise way to check if Google Analytics is installed on every page. Unfortunately, the solution I previously relied on (SiteScanGA) is no longer available and whilst there are great tools out there for checking if GA is installed on an individual page (e.g. Working with clients with hundreds of thousands of pages on their website is a cumbersome task to keep on top of Ensuring that your analytics code, be it Google Analytics, CoreMetrics or any other analytics package, is present on on every page is another thing entirely.ĭuring a project I encountered the possibility that Google Analytics was not installed on every page of a client’s website.