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GA4 Terminology – A Google Analytics 4 Glossary
With the recent introduction of Google Analytics 4 comes a variety of new jargon that you may not recognise. In this blog, we’re going to take a look at some of the new GA4 terminology and discover what these phrases actually mean. Anomaly Detection – Within the new Explore Section of GA4, you will find […]
Google Analytics, Google Images and the Referral Source URL
Recent research undertaken by Google (https://ai.google/research/pubs/pub36300) into how children use search engines identified several search roles that children display when searching for information on the web. One of these ‘personas’ was ‘Visual Searcher’, where the child relied on image search to find the answers to questions they were asked. And although the study only used […]
Google Analytics: How to Exclude Search Bots and Spiders from Your Reports
Google launches Think With Google: Rising Retail Categories
Earlier this month, Google announced the launch of a new tool on Think With Google: Rising Retail Categories. This comes at a time when searches for flour, baking utensils, board games and face masks are at an all time high. As more people are now searching online due to being at home more, Google saw an […]
How Analytics can help improve your website conversion rate
First of all – you will need a Google account to access this software. The software performs a raft of analytical functions that if acted on, can transform the way you present your website. It’s had great success reported for those willing to mould their website on recommendations based around the reality of the […]
How to get the most out of Google Analytics
What makes a website successful? How can we assess the performance of a website? How can we identify areas that need improvement? Running and maintaining any successful website requires constant analysis of its performance in order to make well-informed improvements. Google Analytics allows us to capture data from our website, tracking a vast array of […]
How to Set up Google Analytics 4 (GA4)
In our latest blog in our new GA4 series we looked at the advantages of using GA4 and why it is beneficial to set it up now. So, it only made sense for this next blog to provide you with a simple guide to help you work out the best way to set up a […]
How to uncover ‘(not provided)’ keywords in Google Analytics
Why are these keywords so important?
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If You Use WordPress, You May Need To Update Your Conversion Tracking. Here’s Why…
What Did This Tracking Do? Known as ‘on_sent’ tracking, this snippet would automatically execute a JavaScript code upon the successful submission of a form. This could be used to fire an Event within Google Analytics which could subsequently be tracked as a goal; it could alternatively be used to redirect users to a Thank You […]
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