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.

When Google launched GA4, annotations were no longer available, forcing people to manually keep track of these events, or use third party plugins. Fortunately, annotations are back! We look at where you can find them and how best to use them.

Is your GA4 data just not looking right? Are the numbers looking overinflated? Or maybe you're missing data? One of the first steps we take when ascertaining if our data is correct, is to look for missing or duplicated tags.

If you're like a lot of our clients, you sometimes scratch your head wondering how GA4 assigns its Default Channels in the Traffic Acquisition reports. We take a look at how these are categorized, how UTM codes and other factors can impact these categories, and how you can improve your reports.

Getting to all of your Google Ads PPC data can sometimes mean switching back and forth between GA4 and Google Ads. Plus it's a pain to get the visual insights you need in one place. Roy takes a look at how to build a PPC dashboard in Looker Studio that will not only give you an overview of your program performance, but can give you a quick way to monitor trends that can impacting your profitability, cost, and visibility.

While GA4 doesn't have annotations, Roy takes a look at how you can add them to your Looker Studio dashboards via Google Sheets.

Understanding the purchase journey on your website can help you understand where potential customers are dropping off, so you can better optimize the experience and improve conversion rates. Roy takes a look at how to build conversion funnel charts in Looker Studio using GA4 event data.

Google is rolling out a new graphing feature in its default traffic reports in GA4.

We take a look at how to use Looker Studio to create an easy dashboard that can be used by your executive and marketing teams.