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Tim Patten retweeted
Comparing Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4 data models
For website and app owners with custom data collection and configuration needs migrating from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4, learn how the two data models compare:
support.google.com/analytics… #measure
Tim Patten retweeted
Looks like the referral exclusion list feature for GA4 might be coming soon. support.google.com/analytics…. Been waiting a long time for this one 🎉
h/t: @zjuul
Tim Patten retweeted
Looks to be live! User-Scoped custom dimensions are now available and have replaced User Properties for #GoogleAnalytics 4.
Tim Patten retweeted
"With a new custom tag template you can now fetch these values from GTAG, write them into dataLayer, and utilize them in Google Analytics 4"
How to Write Client ID and Other GTag Fields Into Data Layer bit.ly/3o9v6ED /by @SimoAhava #measure
Tim Patten retweeted
A really nice update has rolled out to @googleanalytics 4 properties. When building audiences/funnels the dimensions/metrics are much easier to find.
Additionally, it looks like the basic page dimensions are now available and no longer requires custom dimensions.
Tim Patten retweeted
The BigQuery Export for Google Analytics 4 properties is now available to everyone (and no longer requires Firebase)! This is by far the most important new feature GA4 offers compared to Universal Analytics.
Tim Patten retweeted
Did you know that GA4 does not end sessions at midnight anymore? In fact, "there is no limit to how long a session can last!"
Source: support.google.com/firebase/…
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Not sure I've had a blog post this anticipated in a while!
Why You Should Hire Agencies & Consultants (for everything you can). NEW POST: sparktoro.com/blog/why-you-s…
Lots of calculus goes into a consultant vs. FTE decision, but IMO the anti-agency bias is (mostly) wrong.
Tim Patten retweeted
Get a holistic view of your customers' lifetime value on your app by upgrading to the new Google Analytics. Learn more → goo.gle/3k0OFxl
Tim Patten retweeted
Introducing the new Google Analytics, designed to help you get the essential insights you need to be ready for what's next. Read the announcement → goo.gle/3nXifXh
Tim Patten retweeted
One of the longest standing feature requests for #GoogleTagManager:
BULK ACTIONS and ADVANCED SEARCH.
Check out the overview below. This is a long time coming!
Get deleting, pausing, and foldering those items!
simoahava.com/analytics/sear…
#gtmtips #measure
Tim Patten retweeted
#GoogleAnalytics App+Web is rolling out “Event-scoped Custom Dimensions and Metrics”.
support.google.com/analytics…
This replaces Custom Parameter reporting, and registered dimensions & metrics no longer consume quota per unique event but rather per property!
#measure
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[New article]
Introducing the new Container Notifications feature in #GoogleTagManager, with a tip for integrating to @zapier
workflows!
Container Notifications In Google Tag Manager simoahava.com/gtm-tips/conta…
#gtmtips #measure
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WebKit against CNAME cloaking: capping persistence of cookies in first-party requests that resolve to third-party domains: bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi…
Why? Check out simoahava.com/web-developmen….
#privacy
H/t @kyotonio
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📢Heads up: in 85, Chrome is changing its default referrer policy to strict-origin-when-cross-origin. By default, no cross-origin leaks of full URLs—and more privacy!
🤔What should you do?
🔹Check what this changes for your site
🔹Set a protective policy
developers.google.com/web/up…
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My guru, Yvon Chouinard, said “To do good, you actually have to do something.”
Today, @erictpeterson CEO of Analytics Demystified & I announced we are raising funds for @BlackGirlsCode. We will match dollar-for-dollar up to 20k.
Please read and share.
33sticks.com/lets-do-somethi…
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JavaScript Tip ⚡️ Automatically remove an event listener after it has executed.
el.addEventListener('click', console.log, {
once: true
});
Removing event listeners, assuming they're not needed anymore, with {once: true} will help performance.
#100DaysOfCode #JavaScript