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Universal analytics will soon be a memory as Google switches to GA4 in July. Here’s what you should know if you haven’t yet made the switch.
Universal analytics will soon be a memory as Google switches to GA4 in July. Here’s what you should know if you haven’t yet made the switch.
Did that conversation go as well as you thought? Was the audience tuning out your presentation? A technology advance by UC engineers just may have answers.
What can other businesses, regardless of their industry, learn about using metrics to capture customers’ attention? Plenty.
If you’ve ever felt frustrated by your Google Analytics reports because of duplicates or discrepancies, chances are it’s not you — it’s your data.
In the growing digital age, Google Analytics is becoming an increasingly beneficial tool in helping public relations professionals gain a deeper understanding of their audience(s).
When it comes to understanding your online audiences and quantifying campaign success, Google Analytics is an invaluable tool.
You’ve created a lot of content for your website, but is it the right content?
SEO takes time. By creating easy-to-navigate, keyword-relevant and scannable content, you increase the likelihood of clicks, shares and resulting backlinks.
Plenty can be done off-site to make a site accessible to search engines’ crawlers, but there is also much to be done on the front-end to optimize your content.
Google Analytics is a wonderful tool. Marketers get tons of information from the data available from what blog posts are most popular to what device people are using to get to your website.