Google Analytics 3.0 Fundamentals, Intermediate and Advanced Series of Workshops (Pre-recorded). Special Series Discount. Free Lifetime Workshop Updates.

In the third and final analytics session, we will use Google Analytics 3.0 live in the webinar. Andreas will go through Google Analytics 3.0, screen by screen, and show you the important items and how to understand the reports. This will include lots of real-world examples.

Key Takeaways

• The Behavior report is practical information: you can use this to make changes to your website. You quickly see if the change was good or bad so you can make further changes. Instead of doing SEO work on 500 pages, you can fix the ten to fifteen most important pages. By improving the bounce rate for a page, you’ll have more visitors. In addition, the better the bounce rate, the higher the page will show up in Google.
• The Conversion report also gives you practical, immediate information. You can see if a page in your conversion path is leaking too many users. By fixing that page to get the users to go to the next step in the conversion path, you can increase conversions without additional marketing. You’ll also see how to set up conversion tracking and visualize the data with a conversion funnel. This is very useful with clients and decision-makers.

What You’ll Learn

• How keywords, ads, and landing pages work together in Google Ads
• How to use A/B Split Tests to test ads so you can develop the best ad
• The various kinds of ads, plus additional settings that automatically make ads for you
• Types of display advertising and how to work with those
• How to understand the data when testing Google Ads
• The five types of match modes in Google Ads

What You’ll Learn in this Workshop

• In the first fundamentals workshop, we’ll see the difference between Google Analytics 3.0 (GA3) and Google Analytics 4.0 (GA4). We go on to the installation of GA4. You’ll see how to use both GA3 and GA4 side by side and how to switch from one to the other. We also cover how to install and use Google Tag Manager (GTM), which is necessary for GA4.
• You can follow along with your own GA4 account or Google’s publicly accessible GA4 account.