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Stay ahead with the latest tips, tricks, and updates on Google Analytics. Learn how to maximize your website’s performance with step-by-step guides and expert advice from Analytify.

Google Ads Conversion Tracking with GTM

Google Ads Conversion Tracking with GTM (Explained)

Updated: by Editorial Team

Are you struggling to measure the impact of your Google Ads campaigns effectively? Google Ads conversion tracking is crucial for understanding whether they drive valuable actions like sales, leads, or sign-ups. Without accurate data, it’s difficult to optimize campaigns and achieve the best return on investment.

In this guide, we’ll learn how to set up Google Ads Conversion Tracking using Google Tag Manager (GTM) with some advanced tips. We’ll also show you how Analytify makes tracking easier for WordPress users. 

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SEO for Landing Pages

SEO for Landing Pages: Best Optimization Practices (2025)

Updated: by Editorial Team

Are you looking for an ultimate guide to improve SEO for your landing pages? 

Landing pages are more than just a spot for visitors. They’re key to turning casual clicks into loyal customers. By doing SEO for your landing pages, you can attract quality organic traffic without relying entirely on paid ads.

With Search Engine Optimization (SEO), your landing pages can appear at the top of search results for terms your audience is already looking for. 

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Calendly Google Analytics with GTM

How to Track Calendly with GTM and GA4 (Explained)

Updated: by Editorial Team

Are you struggling with Calendly Google Analytics tracking? You’re in the right place for a solution!

Calendly is an incredibly popular scheduling tool that allows businesses and clients to book meetings and appointments easily. It provides a range of customizable scheduling links and website widgets that simplify the booking process.

But did you know you can also track these interactions in Google Analytics? That’s right! By integrating Calendly with GTM and GA4, you can capture key insights, like when users view your booking page or schedule an appointment.

In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll show you how to track Calendly events using Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4. 

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Best Ways to Learn Google Analytics

13 Easy Ways to Learn Google Analytics 4

Updated: by Editorial Team

Learning Google Analytics 4 (GA4) can feel like difficult for many. It’s new. It’s different.  GA4, the latest version of Google Analytics, has advanced tools and a fresh design. Mastering it is necessary for business owners, marketers, and website managers.

But where do you begin? Many get lost in its maze of features. The good news is that learning GA4 doesn’t have to be hard. You don’t need a Ph.D. in data science to get the hang of it.

In this guide, we’ll share with you 13 straightforward ways to learn Google Analytics 4. There’s something for everyone, from free tools to the best GA4 courses. Whether you’re starting from scratch or sharpening your skills, we’ve got you covered.

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Google Analytics for SEO

How to Use Google Analytics for SEO (15 Effective Ways)

Updated: by Editorial Team

Want to boost your website’s SEO performance? Google Analytics is your ultimate tool for tracking, analyzing, and improving your search engine visibility. By tracking crucial metrics like organic traffic, rankings, and user engagement, you can tune your approach to enhance visibility and drive results. 

This guide explores how to use Google Analytics for SEO, the key reports that matter, and effective ways to optimize your website’s search engine performance.

Let’s get started with our Google Analytics SEO guide!

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Google Analytics Pricing

Google Analytics Pricing (Free vs 360) 

Updated: by Editorial Team

Are you confused about which Google Analytics version best aligns with your business goals? Choosing between the free Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and the enterprise-level Google Analytics 360 can be challenging unless you understand their costs and features.

This guide simplifies Google Analytics pricing by exploring their differences, standout features, and pricing while introducing Analytify as a cost-effective alternative for streamlined website analytics. Ultimately, you can decide which solution works best for your business.

Let’s get started to explore GA4 pricing!

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Google Search Console vs Google Analytics 4

Google Search Console vs Google Analytics 4

Updated: by Editorial Team

Are you wondering how Google Search Console vs Google Analytics differ? Both are essential tools for understanding your website’s performance, yet serve distinct purposes. Google Analytics tracks user behavior on your website, while Google Search Console on your website’s search performance.

In the GA4 vs GSC comparison, we’ll explore the key similarities and differences between Google Analytics and Google Search Console and how using both tools together can significantly enhance your website’s search optimization strategy.

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Google Analytics Regex

Understanding Google Analytics 4 Regex (Regular Expressions)

Updated: by Editorial Team

Do you know? You can use Google Analytics Regex to improve data analysis.

Regular expressions for Google Analytics, or Regex, are potent ways used to find patterns in text. In Google Analytics 4 (GA4), Regex helps you filter data, create custom reports, and analyze specific user behaviors.

Instead of searching for one exact word or phrase, Regex allows you to search for flexible patterns. For example, you can find all pages with URLs starting with “/blog/” or filter out traffic from unwanted sources.

In this guide, we’ll explain what Google Analytics Regex is, how it works in GA4, and how you can use it to improve your data analysis. Whether you’re new to Regex or just learning its application in GA4, this guide will cover everything step by step.

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Track Popups with Google Tag Manager and GA4

How to Track Popups with GTM and GA4 (Explained)

Updated: by Editorial Team

Are you looking for an easy guide on how to track popups?

Popups are a common feature on websites. They are used to grab attention, promote offers, collect leads, or share important messages. You may have seen popups offering discounts, showing announcements, or asking for email signups.

Tracking popups is essential for understanding how users interact with them. It tells you how often a popup is displayed, clicked, or dismissed. This data helps you improve popup designs and messaging for better results.

Google Tag Manager (GTM) is a tool that simplifies popup tracking. It lets you set up triggers and track popup events without editing your website’s code. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) works alongside GTM to report and analyze these popup interactions.

In this guide, we’ll teach you how to track popups with Google Tag Manager and analyze the results in Google Analytics 4. You’ll also discover how to create reports to evaluate popup performance.

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No Data Available in Google Analytics 4

No Data Available in Google Analytics 4? (SOLVED)

Updated: by Editorial Team

If you’re using Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and see “No data available,” it can feel frustrating and leave you wondering what went wrong. 

Tracking your website’s performance and visitor behavior is necessary for making informed decisions, so missing data in GA4 isn’t something you can ignore.

This problem is more common than you might think, and the reasons behind it are often straightforward. It could be something as simple as a misconfigured tag, a delayed data update, or even cookie consent settings that block tracking. Whatever the reason, fixing it is essential to get accurate insights.

In this blog, we’ll explore the common causes behind “No data available in Google Analytics 4” and guide you through the steps to resolve them.

Plus, we’ll show you how Analytify can make GA4 tracking more user-friendly and error-free.

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