How to track scroll depth conversions in GA4
Learn how to track scroll depth conversion on specific pages in GA4 without coding or tagging in Google Tag Manager.
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#36 Events, events, events - explaining the various GA4 event types
This week Dan and Dara chat through all of the event types Google Analytics 4 has to offer - from automatically collected, to enhanced measurement, to customised.
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Defining the Campaign Timeout in Universal Analytics
The Campaign Timeout setting in Universal Analytics is hard to understand, and often misunderstood. Here we explain what it is and how it effects pretty much all of your data in GA.
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#35 Is tracking too much a bad thing?
This week Dan and Dara chat about the troubles of tracking too much in Google Analytics, especially when migrating from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4.
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#33 What to do as the sun is setting on Universal Analytics
This week Dan and Dara discuss the sunsetting of Universal Analytics in 2023. They discuss what the timeframes really mean, and what you'd need to be doing at each stage.
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#27 Common Google Analytics mistakes to avoid
This week Dan and Dara talk about common Google Analytics mistakes they see time and time again. From using UTMs incorrectly to having analytics siloed away.
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#26 App attribution for dummies, and web analysts (with Derek Ooi)
This week Dan and Dara are joined by Derek Ooi to talk about app attribution, and why an MMP is essential.
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#25 Dan and Dara’s analytics journey
This week Dan and Dara take a walk down memory lane and chat about how they got into the weird and wonderful world of analytics.
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#24 What will the role of GA be in the future?
This week Dan and Dara discuss where they think the future of Google Analytics is heading. Spoiler alert - like it or not, it's all GA4.
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Keep up! - the ultimate analytics resource round-up
Keeping up with the analytics industry is a daunting task. This list is a good starting point for anyone wanting to get caught up - or stay one step ahead.
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#23 How to keep up with analytics
This week Dan and Dara are back together for the first time in 2022 to discuss how they like to keep up to date with the analytics technology, legislation and industry in general.
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2021: Measurelab’s year in review
A reflection on the year gone by and how far we’ve come as a company and team. From remote working to co-working, finding time for fun, and a growing appetite for GA4, we only mention Covid a few times.
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#20 Why you should link GA4 to BigQuery today (with Lace-Chantelle Rogers)
This week Dan and Dara are joined by Lace-Chantelle Rogers to discuss why it's important to link GA4 to BigQuery as soon as possible.
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#16 The quantified self: Whoopcast (with Steven Elliott)
This week Dan and Dara are joined by Steven Elliott, our Managing Director. Steve discusses how tracking data about his body and exercise has enabled him to run experiments that have optimised his sleep and recovery.
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How to write a value to a cookie using GTM
Learn how to create and set cookies using Google Tag Manager using this simple script and a Custom HTML tag.
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#13 Server-side GTM, what is it?
This week Dan and Dara talk about server-side GTM. It's come out of beta, so they discuss what it is, why it's important and where it's going.
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#11 Is this the end of real data in analytics?
This week Dan and Dara discuss how the access to 'real' data in Google Analytics is becoming more limited due to technology and legislation changes.
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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...
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