Creating Audiences in Google Analytics 4
Roy Bielewicz
Creating audiences in GA4 is a great way to get a more granular view of visitors coming to your site. You can specify a number of criteria: from what content they looked at, how they got to the site, demographics, whether they converted or not, and more. These audiences can then also be used for remarketing in Google Ads, allowing you to target just the right customers so you can increase conversions and reduce costs.
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We look at where to find information about your marketing campaigns in GA4, as well as how to set up your UTM tracking for those campaigns.
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