It's easy for dealers to find out who's on their websites. Go to https://builtwith.com/ and enter the dealer's website URL. You can see everybody on the site, when they were installed, etc.
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It's easy for dealers to find out who's on their websites. Go to https://builtwith.com/ and enter the dealer's website URL. You can see everybody on the site, when they were installed, etc.
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Builtwith will show that Google Analytics is installed, but it won't show you how many times and who has those accesses. To my point: only the web hosting company knows what's really there.
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Here's the tool you guys are looking for - Google Tag Assistant:
https://get.google.com/tagassistant/
It will show you all the instances of Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Adwords Conversion Tracking, etc that are installed.
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Yes and can be installed across Chrome.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...google/kejbdjndbnbjgmefkgdddjlbokphdefk?hl=en has been very useful for discovering UA-#'s that would be otherwise cloaked.
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Alex, click on the Relationship Profile tab and Builtwith will show you all the GA tags/UA numbers, when they were first and last detected. The numbers won't tell you who owns them, and neither will Google, but you can have your website provider remove them.
I really wish this was the case, but I'm not sure that is. The vast majority of Savvy dealerships, yes -- The vast majority of dealerships, maybe not.
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You're probably right and I should rephrase it. The "vast majority of dealers I've helped manage their GA." I was guesstimating based upon percentages I've seen. That doesn't mean they're being managed well. Typically DDC installs GA, as part of their overall process.
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I am in the midst of an analytics crises, essentially, and this might just save my damn day. Thank you, Sir!
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We use Analytics to build our remarketing list audiences for Google Ads. It provides far more targeting options than the default Google Ads remarketing tag.
