: Google Analytics Funnel With Steps for Google, Facebook or Twitter Login I have a goal in my site for users to download some content, but they need to be logged in. So, if they are not the

@Annie201

Facebook, and Twiitter provide callbacks for when a user logs in to your site using their networks. You can use this callback or a return URL to fire off a virtual page view, or event in Analytics to gather some basic login info in to a funnel see this answer at SO stackoverflow.com/a/10883243/804087

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@Heady270

Unfortunately, it is not possible for Google Analytics to have visibility into what happens when users leave your site. Google Analytics can only measure pages on which you have installed the tracking snippet. When you send a user over to Facebook to sign in, you have no way of figuring out where in the Facebook login process they dropped out.

It sounds like you may be experiencing an issue where none of the users appear to come back to your site from logging in. This may be because Universal Analytics starts a new session any time a user comes back with an external referrer. You don't want users that come back to your site from logging in have a new session. For a solution to that problem see: When using Google and Facebook for social login, how to prevent misattributed session referrers and goal conversions in Google Analytics?

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