![]() You have probably heard about the upcoming change in Google Analytics—when Google Analytics 4, a.k.a. GA4, will replace Universal Analytics. Many people are talking about the upgrade, which is great, but the timeframe to implement the upgrade is more immediate than many might think, and here’s why: When GA4 retires Universal Analytics, businesses should have at least 1 year of data in place so they can make valuable data observations and, ultimately, smarter marketing decisions. What does this mean and when?
RELATED: Did you know? In GA4, “bounce rate” will no longer be a metric, and it will be replaced with a new metric called “engagement rate.” Learn more. If you are in a panic, don’t be. You are not alone, and Google has provided plenty of instructions for you to follow. Also, they have outlined the differences between Universal Analytics and GA4 in case you are interested in learning about them. Things to know:
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AuthorVanessa Capozzi, ieinteractive Archives
May 2022
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