Google Analytics 4 is the next evolution of web analytics. With GA4, you get a comprehensive view of how users interact with your brand across multiple platforms and devices.
In this course, we will learn how to leverage GA4 into our marketing & digital marketing strategies.
We will learn the following:
Google Analytics 4 is the next evolution of web analytics. With GA4, you get a comprehensive view of how users interact with your brand across multiple platforms and devices.
In this course, we will learn how to leverage GA4 into our marketing & digital marketing strategies.
We will learn the following:
What is Google Analytics 4?
What's new and different about Google Analytics 4?
What are the advantages of Google Analytics 4?
Should I switch to Google Analytics 4 now?
Can I use Google Tag Manager with GA4?
How do I set up Google Analytics 4?
How to do Attribution Modelling in GA4?
How to set up user events in GA4?
How to configure Audience segments in GA4?
How to navigate and customize the GA4 interface?
How to analyze and interpret the GA4 data?
How to use the Life cycle reports?
How to build executive summary reports in GA4?
How to visualize key metrics and dimensions in GA4?
How to create, share, and export reports in GA4?
This course on GA4 answers those questions. You'll learn all the essentials needed to get started with Google Analytics 4.
GA4 is a new property designed for the future of measurement:
Collects both website and app data to better understand the customer journey
Uses events instead of session-based data
Includes privacy controls such as cookieless measurement, and behavioral and conversion modeling
Predictive capabilities offer guidance without complex models
Direct integrations to media platforms help drive actions on your website or app
On July 1, 2023, standard Universal Analytics properties will no longer process data. You'll be able to see your Universal Analytics reports for a period of time after July 1, 2023. So you need to get started with GA4 integration, the sooner the better.
The Acquisition reports provide information about where your traffic originates (e.g., google, baidu, bing), the methods by which users arrive at your site or app (e.g., organic, cpc, email), and the marketing efforts you use to drive traffic (e.g., campaign, creative format, keywords).
What Insights to look for in Acquisition Report?
The Acquisition report can be used to study the Marketing Channel mix performance and detect the misalignments across the marketing sources & medium if any. It also helps in identifying the profitable user journey maps and user cohorts.
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