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General Troubleshooting

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Written by Allen Finn
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No Revenue Data in Heatmaps

  • Verify Event Tracking: Ensure that purchase events are correctly firing in your analytics setup.

  • Check Revenue Attribution: Confirm that revenue is being assigned per element based on user interactions.

  • Inspect JavaScript Errors: Open the browser console (F12 > Console) to check for script errors preventing data capture.

  • Confirm Order Completion Tracking: Ensure the purchase confirmation page is being tracked.


No Clicks on Heatmaps

  • Verify Tracking Script: Ensure the Heatmap.com tracking snippet is installed on the page.

  • Check Element Visibility: Hidden or dynamically loaded elements may not register clicks.

  • Inspect Clickable Areas: If elements have overlays or JavaScript handlers, clicks may not be recorded.

  • Test on Different Devices/Browsers: Some interactions may behave differently depending on the setup.



Page Not Being Tracked

  • Ensure Heatmap Snippet is Installed: Verify that the tracking code is correctly placed in the <head> section.

  • Check URL Matching Rules: Confirm that the page URL follows the expected structure.

  • Look for JavaScript Errors: Open the browser console and check for tracking-related errors.

  • Validate with a Test Visit: Open the page in an incognito window and see if it registers in the analytics dashboard.



Subdomains Not Tracking

  • Confirm Cross-Domain Tracking is Enabled: Heatmap.com settings should allow subdomain tracking.

  • Check Cookie Settings: Ensure cookies are set with the proper domain scope (e.g., .yourdomain.com instead of www.yourdomain.com).

  • Verify Script Installation: The tracking snippet must be installed separately on subdomains.



Installing Header Snippet on a Subdomain

  • Manually Add the Script: Copy and paste the Heatmap.com tracking snippet into the <head> section of the subdomain.

  • Use a Tag Manager: If applicable, deploy the snippet via Google Tag Manager with a rule targeting the subdomain.

  • Ensure Proper Permissions: Some CMS platforms require additional permissions to modify header code.

  • Test with Real-Time Tracking: Visit the subdomain and check if Heatmap.com registers activity.


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