Google Analytics 4 is the latest version of Google Analytics, also known as GA4, and replaces the previous UA, or Universal Analytics version. GA4 uses machine learning technology to help analytics users understand customer behavior across multiple devices and platforms. It provides more granular data about user engagement and includes features such as event tracking, … Read more
If you are familiar with Google Analytics 4 (GA4), you probably know already that it has built-in scroll tracking by default. And naturally, you might be asking yourself: why do I need custom tracking for scroll depth? The GA4’s “built-in scroll event” triggers when a user has scrolled through approximately 90% of the page – … Read more
As a marketer, you want to improve your website’s performance and drive more conversions. In many cases, A/B testing could be the answer. By comparing two versions of a webpage, you can determine which one is more effective at achieving your goals. In this article, we’ll walk you through the steps to set up A/B … Read more
As you’re probably all too aware at this point, GA4 is coming. Old versions of Google Analytics will be switched off for pretty much everyone come June 2023. While GA4 is improving all the time, there are quite a few things that people are used to seeing in old versions of Analytics which, at the … Read more
You know what’s what in digital marketing, so you’ve already heard the big, BIG news about the universal analytics sunset, and the rise of our new overlord Google Analytics 4 (GA4). All hail. You’ve seen the compare and contrast pieces, pored over the GA4 vs Universal Analytics thinkpieces… and then avoided switching as long as … Read more
Learning a new skill, like Google Analytics 4, is intimidating. Add to this the fact that there’s a looming deadline, and you can’t afford to be dragging your feet on getting started. I’m sharing an easy-to-follow beginners guide for setting up GA4 using Google Tag Manager to get you up and running. In it, we’ll … Read more
Plenty has been said and written about Google Analytics 4 (GA4), but one overlooked message is one about expectations. Marketers used to the legacy Google Analytics Universal platform for most of the past decade need to adjust. Their lives would be easier if the right expectations were set. I recently had the privilege of discussing … Read more
