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  • Looker Studio (former Data Studio) GA4 connector quota limit errors: Everything you should know

    On November 10, Looker Studio announced the quota change for Google Analytics 4 (GA4) API. A minor update led to an uproar in the Looker Studio community when many users started experiencing problems with their GA4 reports. Most Looker Studio editors that use the native GA4 connector can’t visualize their data or connect to the…

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  • How to migrate to a new analytics platform: The ultimate guide

    Changing analytics platforms is difficult. Even when organizations don’t feel like they are getting value from their current analytics, they tend to keep it because switching to a new one often includes the following: After sunsetting Universal Analytics (UA) on July 1, 2023, and replacing it with Google Analytics 4, many professionals who have used…

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  • Event-based web analytics: Everything you need to know

    Session-based and event-based analytics platforms are usually grouped together under the headline “web analytics”. However, lumping them all under the same category is a bit misleading. Both kinds of tracking allow you to track a similar amount of details, yet they measure them differently and require a different set of analytical skills.  Traditional session-based web…

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  • Universal Analytics vs. Google Analytics 4: Data models and other key differences explained

    The switch from Universal Analytics (GA3 or UA) to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) means dealing with tons of changes, one of them being the different data models they use. GA3’s data model is based on sessions and page views, while GA4’s is based on events and parameters. This means that the two analytics platforms collect,…

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  • 6 key Google Analytics limitations

    This blog post was originally published on December 10th, 2019 with the title 4 Key Google Analytics drawbacks you won’t realize until it’s too late Google Analytics is the most widely used web analytics solution on the market. It offers a variety of features, was created by the most popular brands in the world, and…

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  • Analytics implementation: A 12-step guide (Tracking plan included)

    A proper web analytics implementation is necessary to gather accurate insights from your visitors’ behavior and make data-based decisions that will help you improve your business. But creating the right analytics configuration requires you to factor in many aspects, such as: There will be a lot of writing, testing, and double-checking. But we’ve got you…

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  • Denmark’s data protection authority says Google Analytics is illegal under GDPR

    In recent months, we’ve seen a domino effect of decisions by European data protection authorities (DPA) concerning Google Analytics (GA). On January 12, 2022, the Austrian DSB released its ruling in the case of an unnamed German web publisher. The regulator stated that working with Google Analytics to collect data on EU residents is unlawful…

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  • PIPEDA & CPPA: How the Canadian privacy laws impact your analytics [Updated]

    The existing Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) is Canada’s main federal law protecting user privacy and governing how companies handle personal information. Canada has been trying to better align its privacy and data protection laws with global trends by initiating a modernized data protection framework. Over time, the Canadian government proposed bills…

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  • Why you should perform a mid-year digital marketing review

    You’ve approached this year with a plan, made implementations, written plenty of useful content and run campaigns to make sure you reach your prospective customers. But do you know how effective everything has been and what to change in the coming months? You can do it with a well-planned, thorough audit of your marketing actions,…

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  • PWA analytics: How to collect data about users’ online and offline behavior

    Progressive web apps (PWAs) combine the reach of a website with the functionalities of an app. They can be discovered and installed on any device with a modern web browser, on both mobile and desktop. That’s why they are becoming more and more popular. According to a few statistics gathered by Forbes: With that in…

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