FAQs

She turns your Google Analytics account into an SEO suite by adding very relevant data points for each of your URLs, such as the titles, descriptions, number of H1 tags, etc. You can then monitor all those metrics in Google Analytics. They are updated with each visit from one of your users. Here is a list of those data points she can give you.

Whenever a user comes to your site and the Google Tag Manager loads, the Hero runs a bit of code that scans the HTML of your URLs to extract a predefined number of SEO data points  and uploads them as hits to your GA account.

Absolutely not. We took great care in each of the processes so that you and your data are absolutely safe!

She runs a JavaScript inside the Tag Manager that scans your HTML for each parameter you want.

Yes, absolutely. We are only working inside super compliant Google Analytics and add no PIIs (personally identifiable information).

Sure she does. Just shoot us an email: support@onpage-hero.com.

Just go into your Google permissions settings and disconnect the lady.

You have to pay for Onpage Hero if you would like to add more than three SEO data points to your GA account.

You can just pay the difference. Just shoot us an e-mail to support@onpage-hero.com.

The Hero uploads the SEO metrics as events to Google Analytics, so make sure you’re looking at the data in the right tab:

1. Open Google Analytics.
2. Select the property in which you created the Onpage Hero data points.
3. In the left column, navigate to Behavior and Top Events.
4. Select Event Label as the primary dimension.
5. Add all SEO data points as secondary dimensions from the drop down.

You’ll have your first data within a couple of minutes after setting up Onpage Hero. Each user that creates hits on any of your landing pages will now update the SEO data.

The Hero creates so called custom dimensions in your GA account for each of the metrics. Unfortunately, in the free version Google Analytics offers a maximum of 20 custom dimensions.

You can choose between over 30 data points that the Hero provides. Check here for the full list.

Yes, no problem. Onpage Hero will just overwrite whichever metrics you deselected to make space for the new one.

Check here for the full list of data points.

Here is a step-by-step tutorial talking about you best set up Onpage Hero.

Make sure you’re looking at the data under Events:

1. Open Google Analytics.
2. Select the property in which you created the Onpage Hero data points.
3. In the left column, navigate to Behavior and Top Events.
4. Select Event Label as the primary dimension.
5. Add all SEO data points as secondary dimensions from the drop down.

If you still won’t get data the next days, reach out to us support@onpage-hero.com.