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Using GA4 BigQuery is a must for low traffic websites

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Hi {NAME}, Himanshu here from OptimizeSmart. I hope you are doing well. I have couple of updates f

Hi {NAME}, Himanshu here from OptimizeSmart. I hope you are doing well. I have couple of updates for you... # Get helpful tips on daily basis If you are the type of person who finds it helpful to receive short tips on building your website traffic, improving conversions, fixing attribution issues and learning about analytics in general, then follow me on LinkedIn. I post a few short tips each day. [Click here and follow me on LinkedIn.]( #1 [Google Analytics BigQuery Tutorial]( If you manage a low traffic website, if you are data poor, GA4 will be unfair to you unless you do this. Do you often wonder why certain dimensions and metrics are greyed out for you (disabled) in your GA4 property but available to data rich people (the one who collects a lot more data)? Why do certain events appear in the debug view report but are not actually recorded and reported by your GA4 property? The short and bitter answer is ‘data threshold’. Because you are data poor (collect low volume of data), you are subject to data threshold according to GDPR and CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act). Consider it as a penalty that you need to pay for being data poor. One rule for the rich and the other for the poor also applies to data processing. In order to comply with GDPR and CCPA, GA4 applies an unspecified data threshold to prevent a user from inferring the identity of individual users. Because of the data threshold, you may not see the web pages in your GA4 reports, which got very few pageviews. Because of the data threshold, certain dimensions and metrics could be greyed out for you in the exploration reports. Because of the data threshold, you may not see demographic data or keywords data or even e-commerce data. Because of the data threshold, you may see incomplete data sets in your GA4 reports. As long as you rely on GA4 UI or data API, you will face issues related to data threshold. But BigQuery does not suffer from data threshold. So you should use it to find missing or incomplete data sets. For low traffic websites, using BigQuery is not something nice to have but a mandatory requirement.  #2 Do you want better skills in digital analytics and marketing? If yes then register for the free_training. Hurry, seats are limited. Here’s what we’re going to cover… #1 Why digital analytics is the key to online business success. #2 The number 1 reason why most marketers are not able to scale their advertising and maximize sales. #3 Why Google and Facebook ads don’t work for most businesses & how to make them work. #4 Why you won’t get any competitive advantage in the marketplace just by knowing Google Analytics. #5 The number 1 reason why conversion optimization is not working for your business. #6 How to advertise on any marketing platform for FREE with an unlimited budget. #7 How to learn and master digital analytics and conversion optimization in record time. [Click here to register for this class]( Set Up Your Google Analytics 4 (GA4) Account Correctly And Fast Table of Contents GA4 Setup Planning GA4 Basic Setup 1) Upgrade to GA4 (Google Analytics 4) ​2) Set up Enhanced Measurement Tracking in GA4 ​3) Activate Google Signals for your GA4 property ​4) Exclude internal traffic in GA4 ​5) Connect your GA4 property with Google Ads ​6) Set Up Site Search Tracking in GA4 ​7) Set up Scroll Tracking in GA4 ​8) Import conversions from GA4 property to your Google Ads account ​9) Connect your GA4 property with Google Search Console ​10) Set up Cross Domain Tracking in GA4 11) Connect your GA4 property with BigQuery 12) Transfer GA3 (Universal Analytics) data into GA4 13) Save your Universal Analytics data from being deleted 14) Setup GA4 test property 15) Setup referral exclusion in GA4 16) Install Google Analytics 4 on Shopify GA4 Intermediate Setup 1) Set up GA4 Custom Events ​2) Rename Events in GA4 ​3) Use the debug view report in GA4 ​4) Set Up Goal Conversion Tracking in GA4 ​5) Setup Content Grouping in GA4 ​6) Create User properties in GA4 ​7) Create custom insights in GA4 ​8) Create remarketing audiences in GA4 ​9) Build comparisons (advanced segments) in GA4 10) Create custom audiences in GA4 11) Create Audience Triggers in GA4 12) Upload data from external data sources via GA4 Data Import GA4 Advanced Setup 1) Set up predictive metrics in GA4 2) Create Predictive Audiences in GA4 ​3) Set up Ecommerce Tracking in GA4 4) Set up Enhanced Ecommerce Tracking in GA4 5) Set up Sales funnels in GA4 6) Export data from GA4 to BigQuery 7) Track Single Page Apps in GA4 8) Setup GA4 via GTM Server Side Tagging Website Audit for Universal Analytics Set up Universal Analytics Account Level Setup Universal Analytics Property Level Setup Universal Analytics View Level Setup Other Universal Analytics Configurations Get_FREE_lifetime updates of this ebook So your checklist never gets out of date. I update this checklist every couple of months. FAQ: Do you show “How” to do each item on the checklist? If so, with screen shots? Yes. There are links to the articles with detailed step by step instructions. FAQ: Does this ebook cover GTM too? Yes. [Get the 62 points GA Checklist ebook (70 pages)]( Looking for Google Analytics 4 & Google Tag Manager Consulting Service? If you are not sure whether your GA4 property is setup correctly or you want expert help migrating from Universal Analytics to GA4 then [contact us](. I hope you find all these updates helpful. Talk soon, Himanshu Sharma Founder, OptimizeSmart.com You got this email because you subscribed to OptimizeSmart.com OptimizeSmart, Alford, Aberdeenshire, UK [Unsubscribe](

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