Google
Analytics 4

• Google Analytics 4 Training
• GA4 Frequently Asked Questions
• How to never lose your GA4 data
• How to start tracking data in GA4 in 5 easy steps
• GA4 Review
• An introduction to using Google Analytics 4 training
• Google terminating Universal Analytics on 01 July '23
• Video: Is the new GA4 ready to support my business?
• How to set up a GA4 BigQuery export

Our team has answers to some of the most common questions about Google Analytics 4. From bounce rate to content grouping, our information will help you get to know Google's new reporting platform a little bit better. Find answers to common questions including:

1. Can you run Universal Analytics and GA4 on the same website?
2. Where can I find bounce rate in GA4?
3. Where can I find the landing pages report in GA4?

Use this guide and learn how to store your Google Analytics 4 data forever using Google Cloud Platform and BigQuery, and why it's not as scary or as complicated as it sounds.

Our blog post details the five things you must track in Google Analytics 4 using the dynamic data model, machine learning features for churn prediction, and data-driven attribution.

Fresh Egg Strategy Director (and longtime Analytics stalwart) Julian Ebsloeh gives an honest opinion of Google's new web analytics platform. In his assessment, Julian looks at the good, the bad and the ugly and whether SEO, Conversion and Content marketers will get what they need from the new platform.

What you'll learn in our free 2 hr training video:

• Learn why you should be using GA4 today, alongside your current UA configuration.
• What is GA4's event-based data model, and how does it differ from UA?
• A walk-through of all the key reports in the new interface.
• How to customise the user interface of GA4 – navigation and reports.
• Where to find trusted and familiar metrics in GA4.
• Which metrics have been deprecated, and how to use the new engagement metrics?
• Building segments and marketing audiences in GA4.
• Building custom reports relevant to your business objectives.
• Using the new Explorations reports: free form, funnel analysis and user journey analysis.
• Data limits, sampling, and the benefits of exporting raw data to Google BigQuery.

Learn what the announcement from Google means for your data and your tracking, what you should do now. We also explain the four steps you need to take as part of your migration plan from Universal Analytics to GA4.

Our Head of Analytics and Data, Lace Rogers, has created an easy-to-follow guide on setting up a GA4 BigQuery export.