Google Analytics 4 Course 3.0

Learn how to practically plan your setup, configure it, create reports, and get insights out of your data

Level: From beginner to advanced
Duration: 14 hours
Last update: August 20th, 2025

In this Google Analytics 4 Course, you will learn:

• How to properly plan your analytics setup
• How to decide what is important to track and how to pick correct metrics (KPis)
• How to configure your Google Analytics 4
• How to build reports based on your business goals
• How to analyze the data and how to get value out of it

Most Google Analytics courses in the market focus on GA features and how to navigate the reports. But that’s it.

But how do you know if you are collecting meaningful data?

What should you do with the data in your GA4 reports?

This course will help you with that. It will show you the entire process from proper planning, to setup, then reporting, and then getting value/insights out of your data.

Additionally, this course is:

• Regularly updated
• Filled with practical lessons + you will apply them on a sandbox website
• With easy-to-understand explanations of complex concepts
• With a clear step-by-step process (not just filled with random tutorials)
• With time-saving resources (exclusive templates and checklists)
• With support from the instructor and other students
• With lifetime access (no deadlines and expiration dates)
• Taught by one of the top GA practitioners in the world

Want to learn more? Keep reading.

“This was money well spent! I needed something that would dive into more than just the interface of GA4, and this was it. It contains lots of real-world examples of how to use GA4 to answer questions you have about your business, and Julius is so great at clearly explaining the mistakes people frequently make when creating reports. My reports are so much better now and I’m much more confident in my work. Thanks, Julius!”

– Kaitlyn Ryan, CRO Specialist at Mint CRO

Understanding GA4 features, data model, the interface is important. Sure. But in the end, it’s just a tool. What you do with that tool and those features – that’s what matters.

To get value out of your analytics tool, you must go beyond features. You also must:

• understand your business/client and its goals
• ask questions related to those goals
• measure what matters
• get insights out of that data

And that’s exactly what you will learn in this course.

Yes, there are many other resources online that will teach Google Analytics 4 (videos, blog posts, free/cheap courses, documentation). But that comes with its own price:

• Most of those tutorials focus on features, not analysis
• You don’t have a clear learning path, the process is chaotic
• It’s easy to get lost in the documentation

As a result, you get stuck very often and thus waste even more time. If you convert that wasted time into money, it will probably be even more expensive than a Premium GA4 course.

Instead of trying to figure things on your own and wasting months, you could be up-and-running with GA4 in several weeks. And that’s possible with this course.

Here I show both – features and how to work with data in your reports.

100+ bite-sized videos that will show you an easy-to-follow step-by-step process of how to learn GA4 as soon as possible and make the best out of it. Since we go beyond just GA4 features, there are more things to learn. Thus the course will be a long one (~15+ hours).

This Google Analytics 4 course is not just “sit back and watch”. The best way to learn is to do, therefore, in some lessons, you will have to complete practical tasks on an actual website (you can use either your own site or a sandbox website provided on this course). Also, you will be using two GA4 properties: your own and the official Google’s demo.

Enroll and get access to a bunch of ready-made templates/checklists that will save you time on every new analytics project that you work on.

Got questions? You will get the answers. Enroll now, and you will get multiple options on how to get help. You can join the private Facebook group of my students. Also, there is a comment section under each lesson where we can discuss.

At the end of every module, there is a quick quiz to check what you have learned. It’s a great way to ensure that you have gained the most out of lessons.

Your Google Analytics 4 course purchase includes lifetime access to the training materials. If you want to revisit a particular topic of the course, you can come back here anytime. Also, every time the course is updated, all students get that for free.

If you complete this Google Analytics 4 Course and still don’t understand GA4, email me for a refund. No questions asked.

This course is for those who are just starting with GA4 or those who have some experience (but want to significantly improve their skills). You should enroll if:

• You want to learn how to use GA4 properly
• You want to learn not only how to setup GA4 but also how to analyze the data you collect
• You’re lost among countless GA4 resources online and struggle to connect the dots
• You want to prepare for the future where GA4 will be the main analytics platform

This course is NOT for you if:

• You want to learn how to use BigQuery with GA4
• You are already an experienced GA4 user

This course also contains several lessons related to mobile app tracking with Firebase (its setup). But most of the content is focusing on web tracking.

This course is on-demand. You can learn at your own pace and apply new knowledge to your own Google Analytics account. Access 24/7.

Julius Fedorovicius is the founder of Analytics Mania and GTM/GA4 communities on Facebook. Also, he is one of the top Google Tag Manager / Google Analytics 4 practitioners in the world.

Julius has been actively publishing articles on analyticsmania.com, a blog that helps thousands of thousands of marketers/analysts every month and that has been featured on widely known websites like moz.com, neilpatel.com, the official Google Analytics social media accounts, etc.

“I have been reading Analytics Mania blog posts for the past 3 years, and they have helped me better understand GA4 and GTM. I knew that if I purchased the course, it would further my understanding, but within the first couple of modules, I was already blown away.

I took 28 pages of notes in a Google Doc. I have already used this to help people within my company better understand how GA4 works, how to use it to understand performance, and also diagnose issues with a website. I recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn GA4.”

– Andrew Ross, Data Operations Specialist at LotLinx, Inc.

Here is the list of topics that you will learn in this course. Lessons are practical and you will practice some lessons on a sandbox website (that the course provides).

Have a question? Feel free to ask!

One of the biggest mistakes that Google Analytics users make is to start with the implementation. This leads to chaotic setups and often useless data. This module will help you plan meaning configurations that will later become useful insights. Topics covered:

• How to identify business goals and objectives
• How to identify KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
• How to find out what’s important to track
• How to prepare a measurement plan
• How to prioritize your setup

Once you have a plan, it’s time to start implementing it. First, let’s get familiar with the interface of GA4. Topics covered:

• Exclusive GA4 setup checklist (with more than 50 list items)
• Overview of the interface and admin panel
• Recommended structures of your GA4 property
• How to install GA4 on websites and mobile apps (Android example)
• How to test your setup
• Important settings of your property/data streams

Now let’s send additional data to your Google Analytics 4 property. Topics covered:

• How to prepare a tag implementation plan
• Event tracking (on websites and mobile apps (Android example))
• Purchase tracking, key events, key event modeling
• Event parameters vs custom dimensions
• Recommended event naming convention

Additional things to keep in mind. Topics covered:

• User-scoped custom dimensions, User ID
• User-provided data
• Enhanced conversions (imported from GA4 to Google Ads)
• Custom metrics
• Calculated metrics
• Scope in GA4
• Audiences
• Integrations with Google Ads, BigQuery, Search Console

Important: This course will not explain how to work with BigQuery and how to query data there.

An overview of features and settings related to privacy in Google Analytics 4. Topics covered:

• Privacy controls in GA4
• Getting consent before tracking
• Introduction to consent mode

Let’s get familiar with standard reports in Google Analytics 4. Topics covered:

• Acquisition
• Engagement
• Monetization
• Other reports
• Metrics and dimensions

You will learn how to build custom reports with explorations. Topics explained:

• Free form exploration
• Segments, comparisons,
• Funnel exploration
• Path exploration
• Segment comparison
• Cohort analysis,
• Current alternatives to views, etc.

Let’s learn how to analyze the results of your marketing campaigns:

• UTM tracking, recommended naming convention
• Analyzing traffic sources and marketing campaigns
• Attribution
• Advertising reports

If you have a website, you want the visitors to complete certain steps there. Funnel tracking can help you identify places/steps, where your visitors are dropping off the most. Those parts are where you are losing money. Topics covered:

• Introduction to funnels
• How to plan funnel tracking
• How to setup funnel tracking
• Viewing data in your reports + examples

Google Analytics 4 uses different techniques to aggregate and calculate data. This affects the numbers in your reports and might cause confusion. Don’t be caught off-guard and learn about those factors. Topics covered:

• Cardinality
• Reporting identity
• Estimation, and more

One of the most-requested modules. Let’s learn how to analyze various parts of a website to identify potential weak points that could be improved later. Topics covered:

• Finding revenue opportunities
• Analyzing ecommerce data
• Asking questions and getting answers from your reports
• and more

This module consists of additional content that did not make into the main modules (even though they are still useful), for example:

• Free rollup properties
• Data import to Google Analytics, and more

If you complete this Google Analytics 4 course and still don’t understand GA4, email me for a refund. No questions asked.