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[USER=10406]@GerryFoster[/USER], I would also check in GA in the Real Time > Events section. The vendor could be passing a mouse scroll event or something like that to skew bounce ratios. But, Real Time events will give you good place to start on your hunt! Once you identify the event in question, crack open your chrome dev tools > network. Filter the results by one of the GA ID (ex: UA-123456789) that you found in Tag Assistant and check off preserve log at the top. Now start surfing your site. Now the only thing that will show in Dev Tools in the Network section is the events being fired with that GA ID number. Click on the link in Dev Tools and you'll see the entire URL.[ATTACH=full]3908[/ATTACH]Look for the event name that looked suspicious to you from your GA Account > Real Time > Events and you can prob find the culprit thats causing you the issue.
[USER=10406]@GerryFoster[/USER], I would also check in GA in the Real Time > Events section. The vendor could be passing a mouse scroll event or something like that to skew bounce ratios. But, Real Time events will give you good place to start on your hunt! Once you identify the event in question, crack open your chrome dev tools > network. Filter the results by one of the GA ID (ex: UA-123456789) that you found in Tag Assistant and check off preserve log at the top. Now start surfing your site. Now the only thing that will show in Dev Tools in the Network section is the events being fired with that GA ID number. Click on the link in Dev Tools and you'll see the entire URL.
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Look for the event name that looked suspicious to you from your GA Account > Real Time > Events and you can prob find the culprit thats causing you the issue.
