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    Google Anylitics - a little baffled after redesign

    Hi all'

    I have recently completed a redesign of a clients ecommerce website. The original site was a Drupal build and the new platform uses WooCommerce in Wordpress. As page names and subsequently urls are slightly different, I used 301 redirects to accomodate the change. I did not do redirects for all the products, only the ones that I could see were getting searched in previos google reports.

    My problem now is I am seeing a big drop in visitor to the site in google analytics. I don't believe these numbers are accurate as my sales are bigger than the amount of visitors I am seeing in Google anylitics and in a plugin called "jetpack I can see plenty of traffic and pageviews (does not show visitors though).

    How can I get Google analytics to accurately show visitors or am I living in denial?

    Any thoughts appreciated, right now I am a little baffled

    Thanks,

    Phill
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    Do you have the analytics code in the new pages?.
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    Darren

    Wow I just check where i put the code and.. It's no longer there!
    Now I feel like an idiot.
    Woocommerce has it's own area for google analytics code and a check box for putting it in the footer. Thats besides the theme area for google code.
    This is probably why I was getting halfway results

    Thanks for pointing out the obvious

    Phill
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