How to make your GA4 reports resemble your Universal Analytics reports
Introduction When it comes to transitioning from Universal Analytics (UA) to Google Analytics 4 (GA4), there’s a common sentiment among users: “I want my GA4 reports to
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GA4 migration at scale - How we migrated 120 websites for iPR Software
IPR Software, a CMS platform for news sites, faced a challenge when their analytics dashboard on the Universal Analytics (UA) platform became obsolete without backward compatibility, despite having 120 live websites on the platform.
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Our bespoke GA4 migration services will guide you through the entire process, ensuring your data is accurately transferred to GA4.
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In our data quality audit, take a look at your GA4 setup and give you a full breakdown on the good, the bad, and the ugly with recommendations of how you can improve.
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GA4 migration at scale - How we migrated 120 websites for iPR Software
IPR Software, a CMS platform for news sites, faced a challenge when their analytics dashboard on the Universal Analytics (UA) platform became obsolete without backward compatibility, despite having 120 live websites on the platform.
Our GA4 Migration Process
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FAQ's
While UA and GA4 share some similarities, there are several key differences between the two:
- Event-Based Data Model: UA was based on both page views and events, whereas GA4 is entirely based on events. Every action in GA4 is considered an event, including page views.
- Event Tracking: UA events allowed for only four parameters (category, action, label, and value), while GA4 allows for up to 25 parameters per event.
- Cross-Platform and Device Tracking: In UA, app tracking and website tracking were separate. In contrast, GA4 allows for tracking of user activity across devices and platforms, as well as offline tracking in one place.
- User Data Control: GA4 includes built-in features that enable organizations to comply with user data deletion requests, a requirement under new privacy and data control laws and regulations.
- E-commerce Tracking: Enhanced e-commerce tracking is much easier to implement in GA4.
- BigQuery Integration: Data can be sent directly to a data warehouse in GA4 without requiring a third-party data connector.
GA4 is free. However, there are certain limits, and if you do hit those limits, then you might consider upgrading to the paid version of GA4.
You should switch to GA4 as soon as possible. Google will discontinue Universal Analytics on 1st July 2023 and there will be no backward compatibility for UA data. So an earlier switch means more historical data.
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