The digital analytics landscape is undergoing a significant transformation as Google transitions from Universal Analytics (UA) to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). This shift represents a pivotal moment for businesses and marketers reliant on Google’s analytics for data-driven decision-making.
Understanding the Change
Universal Analytics has long been crucial for understanding website and app behaviors. Yet, with digital evolution, there’s a pressing demand for an analytics tool that’s not only more comprehensive but also privacy-centered and adaptable across platforms. Enter GA4, Google’s answer to these growing needs, introducing a modern analytics framework designed to tackle today’s digital challenges head-on.
Why GA4
GA4 revolutionizes tracking by zeroing in on event-based data, diverging from the traditional session-centric approach. This shift grants a fuller understanding of user journeys across devices and platforms. At its heart, GA4 champions privacy, aligning seamlessly with the latest data protection laws.
Maximizing GA4’s Potential
Embrace GA4’s advanced features, like enhanced measurement, audience building, and predictive metrics, to unlock new insights and opportunities.
Universal Analytics shutdown
Starting July 1st, Google will deactivate Universal Analytics, making historical data inaccessible. It’s critical to export your UA data now. Brighton Website Designs is here to guide and assist with your Google Analytics needs, from setup to data preservation, ensuring businesses in Brighton and Sussex don’t lose valuable insights. Reach out to us to safeguard your data.