Google Analytics has been helping many businesses to improve their marketing initiatives by helping them interpret the impact of different marketing campaigns. Portent’s Michael Wiegand has shared four ways to improve your data with Google Analytics 4. He says, “In many ways, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is a paradigm shift for the beloved and ubiquitous web analytics platform. Its event model is changing entirely, and there are a lot of technical details and jargon surrounding that move. But analytics and marketers want to know one thing: What does it take to upgrade, and is upgrading... [...]

Social Media Examiner’s Michael Stelzner has published a new podcast episode ‘Google Analytics 4: What Marketers Need to Know’ to help you better understand the new Google Analytics 4. The SME team says, “Want to improve your marketing analysis? Wondering how Google Analytics 4 will change the way you measure your marketing? To explore Google Analytics 4 and what it means for marketers, I interview Chris Mercer on the Social Media Marketing Podcast. Chris is the leading authority on Google Analytics and founder of MeasurementMarketing.io. You’ll discover how Google Analytics... [...]

Cardinal Path’s Bill Tripple has published a three-step guide to implementing Google Analytics 4 on your website. He says, “Implementing Google Analytics 4 on your website requires a new GA4 property and implementing dual tagging across your website. Again, this article outlines the steps to setting up a single generic dual tag. This does not include mapping custom parameters or user properties to custom dimensions. You will need to replicate this process until all of your current UA tags have parallel GA4 tags. We have also included instructions on how to add GA4 via gtag.js, which... [...]