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Google Analytics 4 updates Advertising workspace to simplify reporting

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Google Analytics 4 is updating its Advertising workspace to simplify reporting for advertisers and publishers. The update will see the implementation of two dedicated spaces for GA4 users: one for marketers to track and analyze their campaigns, and another for behavioral insights. What’s changing?

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Microsoft Advertising launches new tool for enhanced ad revenue analytics

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Microsoft Advertising launched a new analytics dashboard to help publishers measure their advertising revenue more effectively. Get the daily newsletter search marketers rely on. The dashboard, Monetize Insights, is now available worldwide on the tech giant’s supply-side platform, Microsoft Monetize.

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Google Analytics fixes paid search attribution

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Google is rolling out an update to attribution models in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to more accurately credit paid search campaigns for driving conversions. Currently, the ‘gclid’ parameter that identifies a paid search click doesn’t always persist across pageviews. Why it matters. Why we care. How it works.

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Google Analytics 4 adds new consent mode setting section

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Google Analytics 4 has a new consent setting section that is now available to all users globally. A Google-certified CMP is a platform approved by Google to assist businesses in managing user consent for online advertising and data collection, adhering to the IAB’s Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) v2. What is a certified CMP?

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Google turns off Universal Analytics July 1: What you need to know

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Google is discontinuing Universal Analytics, its legacy web analytics platform. This is the final shift in the transition to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). July 1: Users will lose access to Universal Analytics data and interface. After July 1: All Universal Analytics data will be permanently deleted. Why it matters.

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Google Analytics 4 launches default Google Ads report

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Google Analytics 4 introduced a default Google Ads report, now available within your account’s performance reporting section. The inclusion of this Google Ads report, formerly found in GA4’s predecessor Universal Analytics, simplifies data access within GA4. ” Get the daily newsletter search marketers rely on.

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Universal Analytics is officially replaced by Google Analytics 4

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Well, it’s finally happening – the dreaded Universal Analytics sunset has started. Once this goes into effect, you’ll need a Google Analytics 4 property to measure website performance.” Today’s forced migration to GA4 is a historic transitional moment in digital marketing. Why we care.