Marketing

Connect Google Analytics with Glow

Google Analytics tracks what’s actually happening on your site — traffic spikes, goal completions, landing page performance. Connect it to Glow to trigger workflows off real visitor behavior, and to pull performance data into the reports and dashboards your team already checks.

Connect Google Analytics

What you can do

Triggers

  • Goal completedFires when a visitor completes a configured conversion goal.
  • Traffic spike detectedFires when sessions exceed a defined threshold in a time window.
  • New landing page reportFires when a scheduled report for a landing page is generated.
  • Audience threshold reachedFires when a defined audience segment crosses a size threshold.

Actions

  • Fetch report dataRetrieve metrics for a given date range and set of dimensions.
  • Create custom eventLog a custom event for later reporting.
  • Fetch real-time visitorsRetrieve the current count of active visitors on the site.
  • Fetch audience dataRetrieve size and composition of a defined audience segment.

Use cases

Campaign traffic alert

A spike in sessions from a new LinkedIn campaign posts an alert to the marketing team’s Slack channel.

Weekly report, auto-compiled

Traffic and goal-completion numbers get pulled into a digest email sent out every Monday morning.

Conversion to lead record

Visitors completing the demo-request goal automatically create a contact in HubSpot for follow-up.

How it works

1

Connect your account

Authorize Glow to access your Google Analytics account in a couple of clicks — no API keys or webhooks to configure by hand.

2

Pick a trigger or action

Choose one of Google Analytics's triggers to start a workflow, or drop in one of its actions as a step further down the chain.

3

Map the data

Wire fields from Google Analytics into the rest of your workflow — Glow handles the formatting so every step downstream gets what it expects.

4

Turn it on

Publish the workflow and Glow runs it automatically from then on, every time the trigger fires.