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Google Analytics 4: Up & Running

  1. Course content43 lessons
    1. GA4 Course Intro Rev1
    2. GA4 Instructor Intro Rev1
    3. GA4 Course Overview Rev1
    4. GA4 PreReqs Rev1
    5. GA4 Segment 1 Rev1
    6. GA4 Digital Product Rev1
    7. GA GMP Rev1
    8. GA4 GAOverview Rev1
    9. GA4 GA$ Intro Rev1
    10. GA4 Whiteboad GA rev1
    11. GA4 Comparing GA3 to GA4 Rev1
    12. GA4 Whiteboard Compare Data Models Rev1
    13. GA4 Demo Console Rev1
    14. GA4 Admin Panel Rev1
    15. GA4 Demo Admin Panel Rev1
    16. GA4 Tag Manager Rev1
    17. GA4 Demo Tag Manager Rev1
    18. GA4 Segment Summary Rev1
    19. GA4 Segment Review Questions Rev1
    20. GA4 Segment 2 Rev1
    21. GA4 Parrallel Deployment Rev1
    22. GA4 Whiteboard Dual Setup Rev1
    23. GA4 Demo Parallel Deployment Rev1
    24. GA4 Demo Live Install Rev1
    25. GA4 Reporting Options Rev1
    26. GA4 Demo Reports Rev2
    27. GA4 Demo Custom Events Rev1
    28. GA4 Demo Conversions, Audiences, DebugView Rev1
    29. GA4 Demo Advertising Rev1
    30. GA4 Demo Explorations Rev1
    31. GA4 Demo Lifecycle and Users Rev1
    32. GA4 BigQuery Connection Rev1
    33. GA4 Demo Google Bigquery Rev1
    34. GA4 Google Ads Rev1
    35. GA4 Demo Google Ads Rev1
    36. GA4 Google Signals Rev1
    37. GA4 Demo Signals Rev1
    38. GA4 Certifcation Options Rev1
    39. GA4 Segment Summary Rev1
    40. GA4 Review Questions Rev1
    41. GA4 Resources Rev1
    42. GA4 Closeout Rev1
    43. GA4 Course Trailer Rev1 (1)
  2. Documents1 lesson
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Google Analytics has been around for over 15 years, and in that time it’s helped small businesses and enterprises alike derive value from data that’s generated with web traffic. But with the release of Google Analytics 4 (GA4), the way of analyzing your data has changed significantly, with updates to everything from the user interface and data models to capabilities and implementation.

And users can now leverage enterprise features that were previously only available in Google Analytics 360: for example, BigQuery integration, funnels, and unsampled data are now available to everyone at no cost. Long story short, you need a whole new approach.

Join expert Joe Holbrook to dive into Google Analytics 4. You’ll learn how to set up GA4 to provide comprehensive and actionable insights—and discover tips and tricks that will help you articulate your goals, increase conversions, and use your digital products to improve your business. Focusing on the reporting sections within GA4 that have the greatest impact on digital products, you’ll find out how to get to the relevant data, analyze it, and even export it outside GA4 to investigate further with BigQuery.

And if you’re interested in taking the Google Analytics exam, you’ll also get a concise reference guide and practice questions to help you prepare.

What you’ll learn and how you can apply it

By the end of this live online course, you’ll understand:

  • Why Google Analytics 4 is a game changer for both small business and individual digital product owners
  • How to prepare an upgrade plan from Universal Analytics to GA4
  • How to use GA4 with BigQuery and other tools to derive value immediately
  • How to develop an implementation plan for dual-tagging or migrating your existing Google Analytics properties

And you’ll be able to:

  • Use GA4 to provide insight into and make key data-driven decisions
  • Install and set up GA4 to collect actionable data
  • Upgrade from Universal Analytics to GA4
  • Document insights and make data-driven decisions to grow
  • Track the success of your marketing campaigns with tagging

This live event is for you because…

  • You’re a digital product owner, marketing manager, business owner, entrepreneur, or product manager who wants to maximize the performance of your digital products.
  • You want to master the fundamentals of Google Analytics 4 to obtain insights that can drive your business decisions to a new level.

Prerequisites

  • A basic understanding of Google Chrome (e.g., installing extensions)
  • A website, blog, or mobile application that has GA4 installed (useful but not required)

Recommended follow-up:

  • Follow and explore Understanding Google Analytics: From Beginner to Advanced in One Day (learning path)

Schedule

The timeframes are only estimates and may vary according to how the class is progressing.

Fundamentals of Google Analytics 4 (

  • Presentation: Google Analytics 4 overview; comparing Universal Analytics to GA4; Google Analytics terminology; why GA4 is now the future of Google Analytics; what has changed; unified web and app reporting
  • Hands-on demos: Walk through the GA4 console; install and set up GA4 on a live site
  • Break

Advanced topics with Google Analytics 4

  • Presentation: Google Analytics properties; the GA4 data model; upgrading from Universal Analytics to GA4; campaigns and engagement; Google Analytics certification options; next steps
  • Hands-on demos: Set up GA4 properties; explore the report analysis process—acquisition, behavior, conversions; use Google BigQuery raw data integration with GA4