Google Analytics tracking codes are connected to the specific Analytics account under which they are stored. This poses a problem if you plan on transferring the statistics to a new Analytics ...

Yes, I’m talking about the original tracking code (Urchin ... this is not just a platform upgrade. It’s a completely new version of Google Analytics. GA4 is a new data model and a new ...

Historical data is what happened prior to installing the Google Analytics tracking code to your website ... Analytics (standard) does not automatically collect what actions users take on-site.

We embed video, or have image links to our social media profiles. Clicks on these images are not recorded well in Google Analytics ... tracking setup within the code on your site, the data ...

Google's Universal Analytics 3, which was supposed to stop collecting data over a week ago, on July 1st, is still collecting data for most, if not all ... or the UA3 tracking code was removed ...

Any type of business -- not just stores -- can use Google Analytics ... even begin collecting and analyzing such data like Bounce Rate, you need to add a small piece of tracking code to each ...

The reason I say that is if you have a web analytics tracking system ... the risk is you will not have that data and you will need to tell people as to why that data doesn't exist. The data collection ...

The new information is that you will be able to access, report and export your historical data in UA3 for a year after Google stops collecting ... you have not migrated to Google Analytics 4 ...