Google Analytics

*FAQs and other languages below.* *Gradual feature rollout: This feature is not yet available for all Google Analytics properties.* What's new with conversions and key events in Google Analytics?

This video goes over some common issues you might encounter while looking at Google Analytics reports, and suggestions for how to troubleshoot or mitigate them.

If you sell products or services online, then the eCommerce reports in Google Analytics can help you see how your offerings are performing. Answer questions like “What are my best performing products?

Learn how your users are engaging with your website or app by using the Engagement reports in Google Analytics!

Learn how your users are coming to your website or app by using the Acquisition reports in Google Analytics!

Learn how to navigate around Google Analytics 4 and use reports to answer some of the your common business questions.

Take a tour of the Explore section, where you can create a new exploration to access advanced analytical techniques to explore your data.

See how to apply filters and comparisons to your report, to look at only a subset of your data or to compare two subsets side by side. Resources below.

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Traffic sources describe where your traffic originates (source, e.g., google, baidu, bing), the methods by which users arrive at your site/app (medium, e.g., organic, cpc, email), and the specific

Google Analytics provides built-in artificial intelligence capabilities like insights and recommendations. Insights are unusual changes, emerging trends, and other insights about your site or app.

Learn how reports work in Google Analytics. Gain insight into your business performance with Google Analytics reports.

Learn about conversions and how to create conversions in Google Analytics 4.

Learn how to manage and filter the data you send to Google Analytics using data filters and unwanted referral settings.

Learn about events and how to create events in Google Analytics 4.

Get to know the Google Analytics 4 interface.

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A data stream is your means to collect data from your website or app. Watch to see the steps for setting up a new data stream.

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User properties are attributes that describe groups of your user base, such as their language preferences or geographic locations.

How to confirm your new Google Analytics property is collected data - for GA4 properties.

Set up data collection for an app: support.google.com/analytics/answer/9353532 A data stream is your means to collect data from your website or app.

A data stream is your means to collect data from your website or app. Watch to see the steps for setting up a new data stream.

This short video shows you the steps to create your new Google Analytics account and property from scratch.

Structure your Google Analytics account, property, and data streams based on your business setup and needs.

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Google Analytics collects data from your websites and apps to create reports that provide insights into your business.

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