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Ah OK.

You will then need to lookup "even tracking". Basically ad an event on each one of the ads links you have on your website. (Surely you use templates and you can do this automatically)

What this does is create an event record (under Behavior tab on Analytics) every time someone clicked on that link. If you label that even correctly, you can then click on that even, and add a secondary dimension to see where did i t come from.

OR

If you're looking at the source (Facebook for example) you can select a goal on the same report that is setup with the event information. This will give you the number of visits from that source, and the number of events (clicks on the ad)

I hope this helps

A bit confused here, Do you mean ad to your website or clicks on ads within your website?

If its the first (example: you want to know the ratio of people who clicked on Facebook ads to your website TO people who clicked to your website from Facebook organically) then this is pretty easy:

1. Add UTM tags to all your ads destination URLs (search UTM builder or URL builder on Google)
2. Make sure the source (in the UTMs) is the same as the organic/normal traffic.
3. Give the medium a unique name (for example, "advertising")

This way you can go to your Analytics, and click on (for example) facebook source. It will then list for you all the mediums of facebook, in this case: facebook / referral & facebook / advertising.

I hope this helps

Hi,

Duplicate content has always been bad. With all the recent Google updates, this has been enforced even more. So the impact is bad, I cant tell you how bad as this would depend on so many factors.

However, the solution or you is canonical tags, have you ever considered these to help robots identify primary pages?

Best of luck