Google analytics, ecommerce, ejunkie tracking

[filmproposals]

Can anyone dumb this down for me?
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gtagjs/cross-domain

I'm starting to get more into ecommerce tracking for my site. I set it up years ago (don't even remember how) but never looked at any reports. There are two issues with the Google reporting:

1) Counting one transaction as 3-4 transactions. This is because my customers can go to the download page several times. I think this has been fixed by adding a common thank you page on my own site, rather than on Ejunkie. So hopefully that's fixed.

2) This is where I'm stuck. Google says all of my purchases came from Ejunkie (they seem to be categorized as either Direct or Referral) - but it does not attribute any of my purchases to
Organic traffic. And I'm certain 95%+ of my purchases are from organic traffic. This means I can't see the purchase path or the keywords used that are leading to sales.

Has anyone set this up correctly before - being able to actually track the purchase cycle? And can you explain it in English? Conversely, I'm happy to pay for someone to help me through this.

Thanks!!!!

[E-junkie_Guru]

In order to use Google Analytics Ecommerce Tracking with cross-domain support and minimize duplicate conversions, you will need to use our built-in GA support -- see the section If you are using E-junkie Add to Cart/View Cart buttons here for details and instructions:

Sales Tracking with Google Analytics, AdWords, Facebook Pixel, etc.

Bear in mind any kind of cookie-based analytics tracking can never be a precision-headcount metric, due to various browser settings and add-ons that block or interfere with cookies and tracking. However, across a large enough volume of visitors and transactions, those factors will average out to a fairly consistent "margin of error" regardless of other variables you control in your site or marketing. As such, analytics figures are mostly only useful as a relative metric for comparison within that context -- e.g., when changes to your site or marketing efforts result in significantly more or less traffic or conversions than before, or when more or less traffic and conversions appear to come from one part of your site vs. another.

[filmproposals]

I don't understand how you think that answers my questions?

[E-junkie_Guru]

Sorry if I wasn't clear in my previous reply that all of the concerns you raised should automatically be solved by using our standard built-in GA integration method as linked above. In fact, I'm not sure if you could solve them any other way (Ecommerce Tracking in particular). That said, I just replied to your email on this topic with further details, so we can just continue the discussion there if need be.