As the July 1, 2024 shutdown **** for Universal Analytics (UA) draws near, Google has announced new features and improvements for Google Analytics 4 (GA4). These enhancements give marketers deeper insights and tools for cross-channel measurement and budget optimization. Expanded Cross-Channel Reporting GA4 is getting improved cross-channel reporting capabilities. You will soon be able to … Read more
Google is discontinuing Universal Analytics, its legacy web analytics platform. This is the final shift in the transition to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). Why it matters. Businesses that relied on Universal Analytics for website measurement and data analysis need to act quickly to avoid losing access to their historical data and maintain continuity in their … Read more
Another Google Analytics 4 migration project deadline is fast approaching, and this deadline is hard set. On July 1, Google will delete all historical data from Universal Analytics properties. This deadline also affects Analytics 360 customers. With little more than a month until the deadline, if you have not done so by now, your organization … Read more
This post was sponsored by Piwik PRO. The opinions expressed in this article are the sponsor’s own. This year, Google will finally phase out Universal Analytics 360, requiring paid users to switch to Google Analytics 360. This is not something you can skip or postpone, and the clock is ticking. The new analytics differ significantly … Read more
Google issued a reminder that it will be discontinuing all Universal Analytics (UA) services and APIs on July 1. With Google Analytics 4 (GA4) properties fully replacing UA, access to UA properties through the Google Analytics front-end and APIs will no longer be available starting in July. If you haven’t fully migrated to GA4 properties, … Read more
Google issued an urgent warning to Universal Analytics 360 users, reminding them that they must migrate to Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and complete a historical data export before March. Why we care. Failure to take action within the next two weeks could result in the loss of critical advertising capabilities. Next steps. If you are … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this edition, we explore the principle of “Low Physical Effort,” a fundamental aspect in designing products and environments that allow for efficient and comfortable use with minimal fatigue. Join us as we uncover the significance of prioritizing ease of use and creating designs that accommodate users … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this edition, we explore the principle of “Tolerance for Error,” a critical element in creating designs that minimize hazards and adverse consequences of accidental or unintended actions. Join us as we uncover the significance of building fail-safe solutions that accommodate users and enhance overall accessibility. Understanding … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this edition, we dive into the principle of “Simple and Intuitive Use,” a cornerstone in the quest for inclusive design. Join us as we explore the significance of simplicity in creating user-friendly products and environments that can be easily understood and utilized by individuals of diverse … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this installment, we turn our attention to the principle of “Perceptible Information,” a guiding principle that emphasizes effective communication for users, regardless of their sensory abilities. Join us as we explore the significance of making information accessible through various modalities, fostering inclusivity in design. Understanding Perceptible … Read more
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