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Apart from the notable changes mentioned above, the Google Analytics 4 platform will have an entirely new interface. Google’s machine learning and data modeling algorithms will play a much greater role in GA4. Metrics such as bounce rate will be replaced with engagement rate. Thus, GA4, with all its new features offers digital marketers a massive learning curve and makes early migration to GA4 worthwhile.

Google Analytics 4 will bring forth crucial advancements which will result in fundamental changes with how GA4 collects and reports data. Firstly, GA4 is event-based, which means that now from the beginning of a session to a page view, everything will be considered an ‘Event’. Secondly, Event Category, Actions, and Labels will now be called ‘Event Parameters’. You can name the event and pass the event data as parameters. With Google Analytics’ free version, you can access 25 different parameters per event and 100 with GA360. Thirdly, views are no longer available in GA4. Instead, Google has added the option to create custom reports to make this data easier for users to understand.

In 2023, Google will sunset its standard analytics management tool, Universal Analytics.

And almost a year and a half have passed since Google Analytics 4 was released, but it will take over full-fledged in 2023 and replace UA.

It is the perfect time to switch, now that Google has stopped updating Universal Analytics.

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Hi everyone, we are back with yet another informational pick of GA4 for you in the most simplest way!!

Google Analytics 4 is here and there are some stark differences between GA4 and Universal Analytics.

While the phasing out of Universal Analytics raised some critical questions among business marketers worldwide, marketers have realized the importance of upgrading to Google Analytics 4. With the help of this new analytics tool, you’ll be able to leverage predictive metrics and machine learning.

GA4 will help you improve your ability to understand customer interaction across devices.

So, here is an infographic that provides a quick overview of the steps that need to be followed for Google Analytics 4 (GA4) migration.

To view this infographic in high-resolution, click here.

We are back with yet another informational Google Analytics 4 blog for you, where you find answers to your queries in the easiest and most direct manner!!

Checkout 4 reasons why you should migrate to GA4 from Universal Google Analytics:

Yes, in order to install Google Analytics 4, you need to migrate from Universal Analytics. This migration is also mandatory because as per Google’s announcement, all the standard Universal Analytics properties will stop collecting data on and from July 1st, 2023. The 360-level Universal Analytics properties, however, will stop collecting data from October 1st, 2023.

Is it possible to run GA4 in parallel with Universal Analytics?

Yes, it is possible and highly recommended. You can use Universal Analytics as your main reporting platform to collect historical data and get familiar with GA4. Once you have collected enough data, you will be ready to complete the migration.

Yes, it is possible and highly recommended. You can use Universal Analytics as your main reporting platform to collect historical data and get familiar with GA4. Once you have collected enough data, you will be ready to complete the migration.