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I've encountered similar issues when integrating Google Tag Manager (GTM) with different themes. It's often tricky to pinpoint the exact cause of missing transaction data in Google Analytics (GA). Your link provides a comprehensive overview of potential reasons for missed transactions, which is a great start.
In addition to checking those points, you might find it useful to explore platforms like cryptoprocessing for additional insights into handling data and transactions, especially if you're considering or already using cryptocurrency in your e-commerce setup. This resource might provide some valuable context and solutions for your data tracking challenges.
I totally agree, GTM integration issues and lack of transaction data in GA can be quite difficult to diagnose, especially when it comes to different topics. Your recommendations are a great start to solving the problem.
If you are also interested in using cryptocurrency in e-commerce, you can take a look at resources like https://learn.binany.com/, which will help you understand the nuances of working with data and transactions if your business uses crypto.
By the way, I am currently studying cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies myself, taking training on Binany. There are great courses there that help you understand the intricacies of working with crypto and its integration into business processes.
I've encountered similar issues when integrating Google Tag Manager (GTM) with different themes. It's often tricky to pinpoint the exact cause of missing transaction data in Google Analytics (GA). Your link provides a comprehensive overview of potential reasons for missed transactions, which is a great start.
In addition to checking those points, you might find it useful to explore platforms like cryptoprocessing for additional insights into handling data and transactions, especially if you're considering or already using cryptocurrency in your e-commerce setup. This resource might provide some valuable context and solutions for your data tracking challenges.
Hi there,
Slow performance in NopCommerce can be quite frustrating, but there are several steps you can take to enhance it. Based on your description, here are some suggestions:
Upgrade Hosting Resources:
A server with only 2 CPUs and 2 GB of RAM may struggle with a resource-heavy platform like NopCommerce. Consider upgrading to a plan with more CPU cores and RAM to handle the load better.
Optimize SQL Server Performance:
Ensure indexes are created on frequently queried fields.
Regularly optimize your database by clearing unused data and defragmenting indexes.
Use a dedicated SQL Server instead of a shared one, as shared databases can suffer from slower response times due to other tenants' usage.
Caching Configuration:
Enable and configure output caching and data caching in NopCommerce to reduce the load on your server and database.
CDN Integration:
Integrate a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to serve static files (images, CSS, JS) from geographically distributed servers, reducing load time for users far from your hosting location.
Optimize Images and Scripts:
Compress images before uploading them to the site.
Minify CSS and JavaScript files.
Use lazy loading for images.
Review Plugins and Customizations:
Some plugins or customizations can significantly impact performance. Disable any non-essential plugins and test the performance.
Tools for Analysis:
Use tools like Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, or Lighthouse to identify specific bottlenecks and suggestions tailored to your website.
Additionally, a payment solution like paykassma.com can simplify and speed up your transaction process, ensuring smoother checkout experiences for your customers. A streamlined payment process often improves overall user satisfaction and reduces bounce rates.
Feel free to share your website link if you'd like a more detailed analysis!
