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There are many interesting features in GA4, including Audiences, which many people may only be using for their ads. In this episode of Whiteboard Friday, Dana shows you why Audiences can be useful for reporting on other areas of your marketing efforts as well.
In this post, Robin takes you through how to avoid double counting in GA4, how to automatically ignore suspicious conversions, and how to recreate (and improve) the kind of funnels used in Universal Analytics.
For SEOs, the part of brand experience that we control the most is the SERP, yet traditional ways of measuring brand reach on the SERP often fall short. Today, Dominic talks through an example of how they fall short, and how we can do better.
If you haven’t yet set up GA4 yet, or are on the fence, now is the time to take a look at what else is out there and how the landscape has changed.
Estimating brand reach is indeed possible. Doing it right demands nuance and a bit of tenacity in your approach, but the rewards are worth it.
We love to talk about winning SEO tests, like those wonderful instances where you run an A/B test and you see positive impact. In today’s episode, though, Will is going to discuss the losing tests: those with negative results — or no results — where you couldn't prove an impact.
Estimating the opportunities within your various SEO efforts is an important component of your analytics, not only to help determine where to focus your energy, but also to prove the potential value of your work to others. In today’s episode, Robin walks you through a good strategy for this all-important estimative work.
In this week’s episode, Ruth Burr Reedy discusses what a lot of marketers may not be thinking about enough: the people besides us who use Analytics data, and what they need to know about Google Analytics 4 in order to continue using Analytics data.
In this week’s Whiteboard Friday, Dana brings you some details on the exciting new world of Google Analytics 4, so that you have a better vocabulary to talk about it when clients and coworkers are intimidated by the move.
When it comes to content engagement, you can (and should) be measuring more than just page views. Building off her MozCon 2022 presentation, Dana shares the four things you should focus on to make sure your metrics are giving you the best picture of your content's quality.