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Have you migrated to GA4 yet?

Don’t let your business fall behind. On July 1, 2023, standard Universal Analytics will stop recording data, and you’ll lose access to valuable insights about your customers. But don’t worry, we’re here to help.

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Better data, Better business in 2023

We understand the importance of data to your business, and we want to make sure you don’t miss a beat. The clock is running out on your data.That’s why we’re offering a free audit to help you migrate to Google Analytics 4, the newest and most advanced analytics platform on the market. Upgrade to GA4 now to ensure you don’t lose access to valuable insights about your store activity.

What you get

Audit Previous Setup

A review of your current data tracking system and a report on improvements that can be made.

DataLayer Structure

Optimizing the structure that tracks customer interactions for better data collection and insights.

Tag Manager Setup

Simplifying the management of marketing and analytics tags for improved performance tracking.

End To End Tracking

Comprehensive tracking of the customer journey for deeper insights.

Reporting & Training

Analysis of data and training to understand and use it for better decision-making.

Old Data Backup

Securing and saving historical data for future reference.

Uncover the secrets hidden in your data

Allow us, the experts in GA4 migration, to guide you through the process with our comprehensive services. With our proven track record of over 300+ successful projects, you can trust us to support you in reaching your targets with the right decisions. Request a free audit now and see the difference for yourself.

Unlock greater success with our platform connections

Get the right e-commerce revenue everytime

Free Latest GA4 SOPs

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Google Ads
Google Tag Manager
Shopify
WordPress

SOP 001: Adding Google Analytics to your site (using GTM)

SOP 005: How to add Google Analytics4 to a Shopify Store

SOP 002: Add Google Tag Manager to your WordPress Site

SOP 15: Create Your Google Ads Account in a Professional Way

SOP 003: Add Google Ads conversion tracking to your website via GTM

SOP 004: How to add Google Tag Manager to your Shopify Store

Get a Glimpse: 20 Goals Visualization

Get the Full Picture: GA4 Unlimited Funnel Visualization

We help you see all the steps customers take on your website. So you can understand how to make your website better. We know how to do it because we’ve helped decision makers like you succeed. Let us help you too.

Free Form exploration

Funnel exploration

Path exploration

Goal vs exploration

Go beyond standard reports to help you uncover deeper insights about your customers' behavior.

DataLayer Variables

JavaScript object that is used to store information about the content of a web page and its interactions with the user.

Ecommerce tracking: DataLayer Variables

To set up e-commerce tracking using a data layer, you need to follow these steps:

Create the data layer: Create a data layer in the HTML of your e-commerce site that stores information about products and transactions. This information can include the product name, price, SKU, and other relevant information.
Push data to the data layer: Use JavaScript to push data to the data layer whenever a product is added to the cart, a transaction is completed, or other relevant events occur.
Connect to Google Analytics: Connect your e-commerce site to Google Analytics using the Google Tag Manager, and use the data layer variables to track e-commerce events.
Configure e-commerce tracking: Configure e-commerce tracking in Google Analytics to track the events that you have set up in the data layer, such as product add to cart, purchase, and checkout.
Verify the data: Verify that the e-commerce data is being tracked correctly in Google Analytics by checking the e-commerce reports and using the real-time reporting to see the data as it comes in.