Using Google Analytics can be tricky, especially when you try and track what your customers are purchasing. Google Analytics is a very powerful tool used to analyze your websites traffic data. More on that over on Derek’s post. Simply tracking where your users are coming from is great, but what if you wanted to track how your customers got to your store, and, if they purchased a product, what they purchased?
If you’re asking yourself “Why don’t I know which users are purchasing and which aren’t?” then this post is for you!
Have you ever arrived at the checkout page, ready to buy, and a message pops up “this page contains secure and insecure items“? For many non-technical web shoppers this warning can cause alarm and possibly abandonment from your checkout page.
These security errors at checkout show up more prominently within the Internet Explorer (IE) web browser then Firefox or Google Chrome. Unfortunately, IE has almost 70% of the market share of internet users (Source: http://www.statowl.com/web_browser_market_share.php) and such security warnings can impact a large portion of your purchasing visitors.





