Yes, it’s possible to use the same event tags in Google Tag Manager (GTM) for different instances of Google Analytics 4 (GA4). To do this, you will need to create another GA4 configuration tag in GTM.

If you have an existing GTM container and want to make an exact copy for your new GA4 instance, you can simply export the current GTM container to… Read more

Hey folks,

Just to clarify, I have this “xyz” event that pops up during some “page_view” events. I’ve been trying to figure out what percentage of the time it happens. Like, say we had 100 page_view events and 50 of ’em had the “xyz” happen. That’d be a 50% incidence, yeah?

I’ve done a fair bit of experimenting with different methods (think… Read more

“Hey, I’m working on a react native project and I’m trying to incorporate GA4 into it. Do I absolutely need to have firebase analytics as the base code for this? Or is there a way to directly integrate GA4 without involving firebase analytics? Have any of you done this before and could point me to some useful resources? Bottom line, is there a… Read more

This discrepancy could be due to a number of factors since GA4 and Universal Analytics utilize different tracking models and methods. GA4 uses an event-based model as opposed to the session model of UA, which can lead to variations. Furthermore, if your GA4 property is newer or if the UA property hasn’t been properly configured to track certain… Read more

Sure, I understand that you’re struggling to track specific user sessions that lead to conversions from Salesforce to GA4 due to the lack of a unique session ID in GA4. It sounds like you’ve already tried using a combination of the CID and timestamps. But since timestamps only let you go back a maximum of three days, it’s not giving you the… Read more

So, there’s this little thing I’ve noticed with GA4 where it defaults dimensions to include both the date and the hour, like for example, 2023041218. Pretty interesting stuff, right? But get this, in Looker Studio they only have the Date Dimension, represented as 12 April 2023.

Now here’s the part I’m trying to wrap my head around. Is there a way… Read more

The issue likely originates from the format of the date in the “endDate” field of your request. Where it currently reads “2023-01-0”, it should probably be a valid date like “2023-01-30” or another date in the ‘YYYY-MM-DD’ format. JSON payload errors typically mean there’s something wrong with the format or structure of your JSON data, and in this… Read more

To programmatically send custom events using Google Tag Manager (GTM) and Google Analytics 4 (GA4) configuration, you can follow these steps:

1. GTM Setup:
– Define custom variables in GTM to capture the event details. You can create variables with names like event_action, event_category, event_label, and event_value to mimic the previous GA… Read more