You Are Using Privacy-Focused Browser or Ad-Blocker. You might be looking at your site via a privacy-focused browser that blocks Google Analytics tracking code or using ad blockers. In that case, you will not see your visits in real-time or the visits of anyone else who uses a similar setup.

If your Google Analytics isn't showing data, the problem might not lie with GA4 or script issues at all. It may be an issue with your website. The issue here isn't that GA4 is malfunctioning; it's that your website isn't optimised for SEO properly and therefore receives little or no traffic.

Google Analytics does not show all sales because it does not track every transaction. It is possible to use other tools to track sales and revenue, such as an e-commerce platform, a payment processor, or a third-party data provider.

To use this command, simply type in the Google search bar “site:” followed by the domain name of the website (e.g. “site:yourdomain.com”). It is also helpful to verify the indexing status of specific URLs. You can do this by entering the phrase “site:yourdomain.com/category” into the search engine.