Google has designed Google Analytics 4 for evolving digital privacy laws, so an optimized GA4 integration is required to provide the best customer signals for your business. Google Analytics 4 provides much more robust cross-device and cross-platform tracking, so an expert implementation is required for improved customer path analysis.
Data driven attribution, enhanced measurement and data modeling are all benefits of having Google Analytics 4 implemented correctly.
Understanding how Google Analytics 4 can be best implemented and optimized requires deep expertise. GA4 Enhanced Measurement makes various assumptions, so it is critical to validate whether the data is being collected correctly. It is critically important that your attribution taxonomy is configured correctly to get the most value from GA4 attribution reports. Product-level custom dimensions in GA4 can be challenging for e-commerce, so you will need custom dimensions to provide what you need. Troubleshooting Google Analytics 4 issues is complex if you don’t have prior experience
In the past, Google Analytics (GA) was primarily focused on website traffic. However, GA4 takes a more holistic approach by tracking users across all of their devices and platforms, including websites, apps, and social media. This gives businesses a complete picture of how customers interact with their brand.
There has been a growing concern about privacy and data collection in recent years. GA4 was designed with privacy in mind. It uses a different approach to tracking users that doesn’t rely on cookies. This makes it more compliant with privacy regulations around the world.
GA4 is a newer version of GA that is designed to be more flexible and adaptable to changes in the digital landscape. For example, GA4 is designed to work with different types of data, including first-party, third-party, and machine-learning data. This makes it more future-proof than previous versions of GA.
GA4 can provide your business with more actionable insights than previous versions of GA. For example, GA4 can be used to track customer lifetime value, identify high-value customers, and track the effectiveness of marketing campaigns. This information can be used to improve customer experience and increase sales.
Some of the key features of GA4 include:
Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is a property that you can add to your existing Google Analytics account. The traditional universal analytics properties are based on 'hit types', while GA4 focuses primarily on 'events'. The fundamental difference between universal analytics and Google Analytics 4 is that any interaction, such as a page view, is tracked as an event in GA4.
We're running our Google Analytics 4 integration alongside our universal Google Analytics integration, meaning that you can still report on both sets of data from our dashboard.Simply choose the 'Google Analytics 4 integration' and walk through the short steps to integrate your Google Analytics 4 property!
We've added 5 brand new sections broken down into different categories for you to report on your GA4 event-based metrics.Acquisition Under Acquistion, we have 8 subsections broken into categories and metrics: Organic Search, Paid Search, Direct, Social, Referrals, Display, Email, Video.
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