Measured Opinions #9: Is attribution modelling important?
This week Dan and Dara chat attribution modelling and how/where/if/when it's useful and important to invest in.
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Measured Opinions #8: The 15 minute GA audit
This week Dan and Dara run through an audit for Universal Analytics properties in 15 minutes. They touch on common issues when looking at GA and how to fix them.
Daniel Perry-Reed-
Measured Opinions #7: The GA4 PIVOT framework
This week Dan and Dara discuss the PIVOT framework they've been working on to help people 'pivot' to GA4. Clever, very clever...
Daniel Perry-Reed-
Measured Opinions #5: What is a UTM and why is it so important?
This week Dan and Dara discuss Google Analytics' infamous UTMs. They talk about what they are and why they're important in having good, reliable and clean data.
Daniel Perry-Reed-
Getting started with Google BigQuery
BigQuery is literally the next “Big” thing (with a capital B) in analytics. We explain what it is, how some of our clients are already using it, how much it costs and where you can start.
Lace Rogers-
Measured Opinions #3: What to know before you start with GA4
This week Dan and Dara discuss the four things analytics practitioners should consider before rolling out Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
Daniel Perry-Reed-
Google Tag Manager Basics #1 - What Is A Tag Manager?
This is the first of a new series dedicated to introducing the uninitiated to the wonders and delights of Google Tag Manager. Before we start thinking too closely about GTM itself, though, we'll pull back a bit and ask: What is a tag manager? A tag manager is a service that allows you to remotely insert and manage small pieces of code, or “tags”, onto a site by means of a Javascript snippet placed across the whole site. There are a number of different tag managers out there—Tealium, Ensighte
Adam Englebright-
Google Analytics health check – Part 1: second week guide
Diving into GA health checks Right, now that some of the basic concepts and industry jargon are starting to sound a bit more familiar, things are starting to get interesting – not that last week was boring but this week I’ve been having a go at one of the most important parts of a piece of “initial discovery” for a client: A Google Analytics Health Check. Our approach to health checks In this document, which the team creates for every single one of our clients, we run a detailed audit of the
Juan Barros-
Import your Cost Data to GA with our new (Free!) Uploader
<blockquote>Please note that this app is no longer relevant as Google have provided their own cost uploader tool!</blockquote> GA has long since allowed you to import AdWords cost data with a few simple button clicks. However other cost data - Bing/Yahoo paid search activity, affiliate marketing, email, Facebook advertising, etc. - were not catered for until about 18 months ago when GA released the Cost Data Import tool in beta. This Cost Data Import tool, which feeds data into a new repor
Dara Fitzgerald-