How to See Full Page URLs in Google Analytics 4? (2 options)

When you look at the page reports (engagement) reports in Google Analytics 4, the default dimensions are either Page Path or Page Title. But what if you are tracking multiple domains/subdomains in the same property? Then Page Path “/” will mean the homepages of multiple (sub)domains. Not sure what the difference is between Page URL and […]
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How to track Outbound Clicks with Google Analytics 4

Typically, most of the focus with analytics tracking is understanding the user journey on your site, but what if you want to know what’s leading users off your site? While we can’t read users’ minds, we can see what they click on! Outbound clicks are clicks on content that direct users to external websites or […]
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(data not available) in Google Analytics 4

If you’ve been navigating your Google Analytics 4 reports, you might have encountered the mysterious “(data not available)” in your traffic source dimensions. Seeing this can be a bit puzzling, leaving you wondering what’s going on with your data. Well, you’re not alone! This is an attempt by Google to provide more transparency in your […]
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Missing Revenue in Google Analytics 4? Here’s how to fix it

Updated: April 4th, 2025 Here’s a situation. You implement GA4 ecommerce tracking, check the reports, and see that revenue is missing or incomplete. Why? This can happen for various reasons, such as incorrect event configuration, missing or invalid parameters, data processing issues, etc. In today’s blog post, I will explain what to do if you see no […]
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Annotations in Google Analytics 4: 8 Ideas How to Use Them

Annotations in Google Analytics 4 are a welcome addition, considering this feature has been available in Universal Analytics for a long time. For those of you who appreciate the ability to add context to your data, this update is definitely a step in the right direction. If you’ve ever found yourself analyzing a sudden spike […]
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A Guide to Google Analytics Client ID

Updated: April 2nd, 2025 If you have landed on this blog post and want to learn about this topic, congratulations. This indicates that you want to go beyond the beginner level. It’s time to go under the hood and understand how Google Analytics generates and uses client IDs. In this blog post, I will explain […]
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Duplicate Events in Google Analytics 4 and How to Fix them

Updated: April 2nd, 2025 Lately, I have noticed an increasing number of people complaining about duplicate events in their Google Analytics 4 debug view. Sometimes, the reasons for this are quite obvious, but in other cases, they were a bit trickier than I initially anticipated. If you are seeing something similar in your GA4 DebugView, […]
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How to Track QR Codes with Google Analytics 4

Updated: April 1st, 2025 If your business runs printed or billboard ads, you can still measure their impact on your website traffic. That can be done with the help of QR codes. Someone sees your ad, scans its QR code, and is redirected to your website/landing page. Here, Google Analytics 4 joins the game and […]
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