google analytics iframe cross domain tracking

‘Cross Domain Tracking’.

[/code]. A default setup of Google Analytics is designed to track content and visitor data for a single domain, such as www.example.com.

I use the same GATC on all domains (multiple top-level domains). If users navigate to domain B via a click on a link you should set the auto-link decoration of URLs in the Standard GA Settings variable.

Within Google Analytics Admin section, under ‘Tracking Info’, we also have the ability to limit self-referring URLs. The objective of this is to ensure the GA cookie is identical on both websites. Need more information on the setup/scenario though to advise further. … this is great – way better than google’s own documentation. For the record, the iframe does come from an external advertiser. Save the variable and refresh the ‘Preview’ mode in GTM. When a user is served an iFrame they don’t click on a link to go to another domain and so there is no link to decorate.

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Is there a work-around the redirect?