Your tracking code must be in the <head> section of your page.
You must be the admin on the Analytics account
Verification failed for http://dogsloveit.erpnext.com/ using the Google Analytics method (less than a minute ago). We could not find any Google Analytics tracking codes on the index page of your site.
Google will refresh your site based on many criteria. If the page is not linked on any other site, it may not give it importance + its on a sub-domain of erpnext and it may not associate "erpnext" with your products. Our blogs get picked up pretty fast since we are quite regular at it.
I think moving the site to your main domain when you are ready will improve the ranking a lot.
Your tracking code must be in the <head> section of your page.
You must be the admin on the Analytics account
Verification failed for http://dogsloveit.erpnext.com/using the Google Analytics method (less than a minute ago). We could not find any Google Analytics tracking codes on the index page of your site.
May be you should consider to allow the user to put some html in the head generally. I have created a Google Plus page and am awaiting a code from Google by snail mail (yes, Google obviously does not fully rely on digital verification!!) to prove ownership. In google plus i have indicated dogsloveit.erpnext.com as the companies website. A first step :).
But also here i need to insert a google generated string to the code to really link the sites.
Furthermore i guess that other companies like Facebook,Twitter, etc will use similar approaches to verify ownership.
Would be interest to hear about the experiences of other Erpnext users
On Saturday, June 15, 2013 3:20:17 PM UTC+2, robert wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a short first blog a month ago.
Google dooes not find it even if i tell where to look.
Your tracking code must be in the <head> section of your page.
You must be the admin on the Analytics account
Verification failed for http://dogsloveit.erpnext.com/using the Google Analytics method (less than a minute ago). We could not find any Google Analytics tracking codes on the index page of your site.
Google allows verification using the Coogle Analytics code, that has to be than in the head tag (and not some where else in the code) to verify; this approach is not working.
May be you can test this issue with your own (test) site.
rgds again RObert
On Saturday, June 15, 2013 3:20:17 PM UTC+2, robert wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a short first blog a month ago.
Google dooes not find it even if i tell where to look.
Your tracking code must be in the <head> section of your page.
You must be the admin on the Analytics account
Verification failed for http://dogsloveit.erpnext.com/using the Google Analytics method (less than a minute ago). We could not find any Google Analytics tracking codes on the index page of your site.
To activate Google Analytics, just go to Website > Website Settings and paste your Google Analytics Tracking ID over there.
The code for analytics tracking is automatically inserted.
I tested it and I didn't face any issue using this method.
-Anand.
On 17-Jun-2013, at 11:58 AM, robert <be...@gmail.com> wrote:
Further to my mail just a few minutes back.
Google allows verification using the Coogle Analytics code, that has to be than in the head tag (and not some where else in the code) to verify; this approach is not working.
May be you can test this issue with your own (test) site.
rgds again RObert
On Saturday, June 15, 2013 3:20:17 PM UTC+2, robert wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a short first blog a month ago.
Google dooes not find it even if i tell where to look.
Your tracking code must be in the <head> section of your page.
You must be the admin on the Analytics account
Verification failed for http://dogsloveit.erpnext.com/using the Google Analytics method (less than a minute ago). We could not find any Google Analytics tracking codes on the index page of your site.
I had trouble setting up google analytics for months on Frappe/ERPNext, going back and forth between google and my site. Today I decided to just get it done, and I did in two easy steps:
Create your analytics account and copy the HTML
<script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=<my-analytics-id>"></script>
<script>
window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}
gtag('js', new Date());
gtag('config', '<my-analytics-id>');
</script>
Paste it in Website > Website Settings > HTML Header, Robots and Redirects
I’ve been in a similar boat before—verifying site ownership can be such a headache, especially when platforms like ERPNext limit what you can add. When I faced this with my own blog, I also struggled with adding the meta tag for Google verification. What worked for me was using the DNS verification method instead. It’s a bit of a workaround, but if you have access to your domain registrar, you can add a TXT record for verification, and it bypasses the need to edit the section directly.Later, when I needed more help getting my site properly indexed, I turned to an SEO service for guidance. They not only helped me get everything verified but also optimized my pages to rank better.
Verification failed for http://dogsloveit.erpnext.com/ using the Google Analytics method (less than a minute ago). We could not find any Google Analytics tracking codes on the index page of your site.
