Google Analytics 4 released! Future of data analysis

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• Updated at October 28, 2020

Long ago, Google Analytics released its new version, in which the previous features were included with a much nicer design and, of course, much better UX. Now, a few years later, Google Analytics 4 has been introduced with better capabilities and more powerful UX.

Google Analytics 4 using AI

GA4 uses artificial intelligence to display statistics, send more accurate reports, and control data.

For example, if you have a product that sells too well or users’ demand for this product has increased, Google Analytics will send you notifications.

One panel for your app and website

In previous versions of Google Analytics, you could register your application and website as 2 completely separate views and see the statistics of the two separately. Now in version 4, you can have one panel for your website and application.

One panel for managing both platforms and reviewing the user who adds products to your shopping cart on your website and makes payments in the app!

How to upgrade to GA4

You may ask, now that you talk so much about version 4 when I enter my Google Analytics panel, I do not see any trace of version 4! Where exactly is the new version of Google Analytics?

Join us to explain how to upgrade Google Analytics to version 4.

First, log in to your Google Analytics panel. If you have not already registered your site in GA, see the Google Analytics installation tutorial on the website. If you have registered your site, click on Admin. Enter the Google Analytics settings panel.

Then click on the c option on this page.

Click on the Get Started button.

Finally, select Create Property. Just as easily! New Google Analytics has been created for you.

Now from the top menu, on the left side of the page, you have to select your new Google Analytics.

You will have access to the two previous and new versions of Google Analytics. Unfortunately, the old version information has not been transferred to the new version, but with the same code you entered on your site, you can enter the information in both panels. Work with the same old panel for a few months and then you can work with the new panel and see the pleasure of using artificial intelligence in Google Analytics.

Good Luck.

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