In the last decade, Google has only made a few significant updates to its Google Analytics product. In 2012 we saw the transition from Classic Analytics to Universal Analytics. In 2016, a premium version of GA was announced. Otherwise, product updates have generally been limited to the rollout of new features or the sunsetting of existing ones. 

In October 2020, Google announced the latest evolution of Google Analytics: Google Analytics 4, or GA4 (formerly known as “App + Web”). Arguably this is the biggest change to the GA landscape we’ve seen so far. 

Marketers quickly need to learn a new platform and adapt to a totally different method of reporting. While we love getting into the weeds, we know there’s a lot to learn and you’re short on time. That’s why Evolytics is announcing a new blog series on the GA4 topics you need to know—GA4 in 400 Words (Or Less). 

Over the course of the series, we’ll cover why you need GA4, how to get started, the new data model, core reporting changes, and more.

Start with first post in the series now, Why Your Business Needs Google Analytics 4.

Or, check out all the posts from the GA4 in 400 Words series for the topic most interesting and relevant to you:

  1. Post 1: Why Your Business Needs GA4
  2. Post 2: Dual Tagging with Google Analytics 4 and Universal Analytics
  3. Post 3: Account Structure in GA4 
  4. Post 4: Google Analytics 4 Events
  5. Post 5: Maximizing User Journey Reporting
  6. Post 6: Reporting and Comparisons
  7. Post 7: Audiences and Re-marketing in GA4

Learn more about Evolytics’ Google Analytics Services or Contact Us to talk strategies for your business or organization.

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